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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August 10, 2013 Attorney at Law Magazine - Twin Cities Edition Author: Brooke Anthony and Peter McElligott The U.S. Supreme Court recently rendered two employer-friendly decisions under Title VII. In one, the court held that employers could be held vicariously liable for employee conduct only when that employee was “empowered by the employer to take tangible employment actions against the victim.” Vance v. Ball State University, 2013 WL 3155228, *3 (June 24, 2013)....
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