If you are delivering goods and services differently as a result of COVID-19, you should revisit your contract to make sure that the way you doing business now is reflected in the contract and vice versa. In this video, #MattTheLawyer explains what you should consider to...
One of the biggest concerns with contracts in the COVID-19 world is the force majeure clause. Many people have discovered how poorly written they are and didn't cover pandemic or government closures in light of a pandemic or a public health emergency. This video looks at three...
This month, #Mattthelawyer was a guest on the Insights from Casetext podcast with Mike Whalen. In this podcast they talk about how lawyers can write better contracts, fulfill their clients needs through quality contracts, and use a language that everyone can understand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=431cz-V1IZ8&feature=youtu.be ...
I have another contract rant to get out of my system. I was reading through the blog of one of my favorite writers, Ken Adams, who is the author and editor of Manual of Style for Contract Drafting, which I use heavily when writing contracts. Ken...
A couple of employment law matters have recently crept their way into my inbox. One of them has to do with the payout of accrued but not used time off. Often when employees are let go, there is a question if the employer is obligated by...
Contracts form the backbone of all commercial activity. Every business has a contract with its clients. Some contracts are very basic, such as retail establishments: The business will give you X when you pay $Y. That is a form of contract-just a largely unwritten contract. Other...