Can Pay-What-You-Want Businesses Sue Non-Paying Customers?
Can Pay-What-You-Want Businesses Sue Non-Paying Customers?
An implied-in-fact contract usually arises in situations where services are exchanged for pay, as in (more…)
An implied-in-fact contract usually arises in situations where services are exchanged for pay, as in (more…)
Dimmick appears to know at least basic contract law, claiming there was offer, acceptance, and consi (more…)
You have nothing until you get it in writing, even when it comes to dealing with friends or family. (more…)
What I am worried about is that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act might become a catch-all criminal s (more…)
The contract that consumers entered with the credit repair organization stated that consumers could (more…)
Sheen’s attorney will have to closely scrutinize his client’s contract with WBTV. If the contra (more…)
Due to the scope of issues that can arise in international law, what with things like national sover (more…)
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Recently, I ran into my old friend Robert from high school. We caught up over a couple of slices o (more…)
It’s refreshing to see that sometimes terms in a written contract can actually be honored without (more…)