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Will Downs
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My Landlord can Charge me for WHAT?! Hidden Costs in Your Commercial Lease
This is a good news, bad news kind of story. The good news is that your landlord is committed to improving your shopping center. They...
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Operating Agreements and Why it's Important to Have One
We get lots of calls at Downs Law about Operating Agreements. Generally, it's a partner in a business where everything was going great -...
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Part II - Vendor Contracts - Buyer Beware: Are Written Contracts Necessary and Should I Have One?
A contract doesn’t have to be in writing to be enforceable. Many industries, such as construction, routinely rely on verbal agreements....
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Part I - Vendor Contracts - Buyer Beware: Who Can Make a Contract for Your Company?
Knowing how to avoid accidentally binding yourself to a contract while getting quotes is crucial to operating your business.
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