Employee Retention Agreements Explained Employee retention agreements have become a critical component of change of control agreements, merger agreements and asset purchase agreements. Their primary purpose is to keep key employees after a transition...
Overtime Laws in WA State, an Introduction The concept of overtime is straightforward: it is time worked over the standard 40-hour workweek for which an employee receives compensation at a rate higher than their...
Equipment Purchase Contract 101 Equipment purchase contracts are quite literally contracts that allow you to buy equipment at one point in the future. Buying equipment can be one of the most significant capital expenses...
All You Need to Know about Plant Hire Contracts Plant hire contracts are agreements that set out the terms and conditions for leasing or hiring equipment and machinery from a plant hire company. They...
Legal Aid Explained Legal aid is a term that refers to any method of providing legal services and assistance to people that is not paid for by a client. These programs, which are often...
What Is a Non-Refundable Deposit Agreement? A non-refundable deposit agreement is a type of contractual arrangement in which a buyer gives a seller a deposit for a good or service for which the buyer...
Salon Suite Rentals 101 A salon suite rental arrangement is a business deal between a cosmetologist, barber, or related professional who is renting space for their work from a landlord or the owner of...
Why Engaging a Family Law Attorney is Essential Numerous problems have the potential to affect families, and many of these issues fall under Pennsylvania family law that includes divorce, child custody, adoption, alimony payments,...
What is Legal Separation in Oklahoma? Legally speaking, legal separation (or "separate maintenance") in Oklahoma is essentially a divorce that does not legally "divorce" the parties. That is it keeps the status quo of...
What are Consequential Damages? Understanding Consequential Damages in Contract LawThe second type of damages a party to a contract may recover are known as "consequential damages." Consequential damages are those that do not flow...