In today’s digital and collaborative business world, information moves faster than ever. Whether you’re sharing a new business idea, bringing on a contractor, pitching investors, or hiring key employees, one
There is now an official federal notice for employers to post under the expanded Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA). The Families First notice must be posted by April 1st,
Many commercial contracts contain a “Force Majeure” clause which will excuse performance under the contract in certain circumstances. These circumstances often include war, riot or other natural disaster. While the
In typical lawyer-speak, the answer to the questions is…it depends. In a few recent transactions, this question has come up for my clients and I think that with contract negotiations
A Buy-Sell Agreement is an agreement between the owners of a business that provides for when and how one owner can buy out the other’s interest. All businesses should have
I often tell people that starting a small business with a partner is similar to a marriage. You share your hopes and dreams for creating a successful future with someone
As you are aware, Gordon Law has previously provided information on Nevada’s laws concerning covenants not to compete. (Please see https://gordonlawlv.com/id-tell-id-kill-sue-disclosing-trade-secrets-best-way-protect-business-trade-secrets/#.WT2gIGjyvD4.) However, at the eleventh hour, the Nevada Legislature has
One of the areas in which Gordon Law assists its clients is identifying problems before they occur and then either preventing or minimizing them once they do occur. You can
Each and every day, in a multitude of ways, we all negotiate. Whether you are negotiating with your spouse, your child, your coworker or on a multi-million dollar contract, your
Letters of Intent (LOI) are used on a regular basis to spell out basic terms of an agreement prior to actually entering into a full and complete agreement. Most often
