In the individual context, a tort occurs when one person cause harm to another that is the result of a breach of ordinary or reasonable care owed to that other person. Being artificial persons, businesses can be liable for torts as well: either for wrongs done against...
Month: July 2015
Why should I consider alternative dispute resolution?
The next chance you get to review one of your business contracts, or even a purchase order or order acknowledgment form, take a look at its provision for what forum to use if a dispute arises about its terms, conditions and performance obligations. Chances are that...
Competing lawsuits raise contract interpretation questions
Contracts with the state of Ohio will often involve two layers: the prime contract with the company responsible for project completion, and one or more subcontracts between that company and other companies it uses to help do the work. A recent dispute between two...
Careful planning can reduce the possibility of business disputes
Creating and operating a business is among the most challenging and rewarding activities that any entrepreneur can engage in. The prospect of making a good living by providing a valuable product or service is compelling, but at the same time if things go wrong then...
