Contracts serve as the foundation upon which transactions are built, and a well-drafted contract can not only facilitate a smooth flow of operations but also act as a safeguard against potential disputes. Being proactive at the negotiation and drafting phase of a contractual relationship can help maximize a client's advantage should litigation or a dispute arise. Shareholders Dan Hall and Phil Kaplan will deliver practical tips and strategies for simplifying contracts that meet a client's needs, minimize risks, and place the client in a solid position in the event a dispute or litigation is unavoidable. Produced by Strafford, the live 90 minute webinar, Avoiding Contract Disputes with Well-Drafted Terms: Drafting and Negotiating Tips for Ensuring Favorable Outcomes, takes place on May 21, 2024 beginning...
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February 10, 2014 Attorney at Law Magazine - Twin Cities Edition Author: Steven M. Phillips Some businesses use non-competition or non-solicitation agreements as a way to limit the adverse impact when sales personnel or employees with knowledge of confidential or proprietary information depart for a competitor or depart and compete. Often, however, little thought is given to the terms of the agreement. Instead, a standard form is used, or facts and...
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