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Why Every Closely Held Company Should Have a Buy-Sell Agreement

A buy-sell agreement is an essential legal document for closely held companies, ensuring the stability and continuity of the business in the event of significant changes in ownership. Essentially, it Read More

Common Origins of Breach of Contract Disputes

Contracts are the backbone of the business world, providing a framework for relationships and transactions between parties. Due to their importance, breaches of contract are common and can lead to Read More

Forging an Effective Business Succession Plan

The lifeblood of any successful business is its leadership. But what happens when the time comes for the principal owner to step aside? A well-defined succession plan acts as a Read More

Potential Defenses to Breach of Contract Lawsuits

A breach of contract lawsuit stems from one party accusing another of failing to fulfill the terms and obligations outlined in an agreement. When such a breach is proven, the Read More

When Are Restrictive Covenants Enforceable Under West Virginia Law?

Restrictive covenants are contractual clauses that limit a terminated employee's ability to work for a competitor or to solicit customers or employees from their former employer. Covenants can be valuable Read More

Proposed FTC Rule Would Place Sharp Restrictions on Vehicle Dealers

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is seeking to adopt a rule that it claims will make the motor vehicle-buying process clearer and more competitive and also allow the FTC to Read More

Revised WV Consumer Credit Law Allows Damages for Frivolous Claims, Expands Attorneys’ Fees

West Virginia has enacted important business-friendly revisions of the state’s principal consumer protection law. The amended law provides ways for defendant businesses to limit exposure to attorneys’ fee awards and Read More

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