Contract Law


Recent Contract Law Articles

Credit Card Laundering Is Dirty Business

By Cheryl Lindloff |  Jul 7, 2000

Credit card laundering, sometimes referred to as "factoring," works like this: A company that does not have a credit card merchant account with a bank or ...  Read more

Keeping Your Contracts Simple--and Enforceable

Oct 21, 1999

For most contracts, legalese is not essential or even helpful. On the contrary, contractual agreements are best expressed in simple, everyday English.  Read more

Let Your PC Draw Up the Contract

Jan 1, 1998

When Munchkin Inc., a manufacturer and designer of infant products in Van Nuys, Calif., needed to prepare its second international-distribution agreement,...  Read more

Where Are They Now?

By Alessandra Bianchi |  Oct 15, 1997

What happens to a company after reaching number one on the Inc. 500? Find out the current status of the past 14 top-spot holders.  Read more

A Business Owner's Guide to Preventive Law

By Justene Adamec |  Jan 27, 1997

A look at some ongoing steps you need to take to trim your legal bills.  Read more

Why Partnerships Break Up

By Stephen G. Thomas |  Jul 1, 1981

If he'd observed these three principles, says the author, his own partnership might still be alive.  Read more

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