Is Your Agreement Worth The Paper (Or Napkin) It’s Written On?

August 14, 2017
A lot of us can think of that movie scene where two business persons, at the time deprived of a notepad or laptop, transcribed their deal on a square napkin and called it a contract. (Some of us might have even done so ourselves!) Happily, many of those situations involved parties in agreement over their intention to make a deal.

How to Properly Sign a Contract - e-Signatures

May 26, 2017
Except for few specific circumstances, it is almost considered ancient to have parties to a contract physically meet up to a sign a contract in a boardroom. With the fast-paced lifestyles of most high-level executives, a more efficient method of signing contracts has been introduced: 'the e-Signature'.

What Makes a Contract Enforceable?

January 09, 2017
There are numerous stories that can be found on the internet about people requesting to be reimbursed for coffee or a drink upon being turned down for a second date. While these are light-hearted examples of slightly eccentric dating behaviour, the stories are actually a real-world manifestation of a legal issue—namely, when is a contract valid and enforceable?

Get your name on the contract!

October 26, 2016
Ensure that all people who may want to sue or enforce rights under a contract are listed as parties to the contract.

Unfair agreements may be rejected by the court

October 26, 2016
Generally, when a signor signs a contract, they are bound by it. However, courts have created exceptions to set aside a contract if they are unconscionable (when there is unequal bargaining power between the contracting parties).

Arbitration: How to Prepare for War - Legal War That Is

July 11, 2016
Going to court or going to war? For most people, the two words refer to the same thing when it comes to legal disputes. To avoid ‘going to war’, dispute resolution methods such as arbitration are becoming the weapon of choice.