by BBR Law | Sep 22, 2014 | Business Law, Contracts, Employment Law, Uncategorized
In a recent case decided by the Indiana Court of Appeals, the judges unanimously agreed that a 10 day break in employment with a prior employer started the running of the non-compete agreement between that employer and its employee, despite the fact that same employee...
by BBR Law | Sep 15, 2014 | Blog, Business Law, Contracts, Employment Law, Uncategorized
Lawyers rely upon previous court decisions when determining what advice to give to clients. By reading previous decisions based upon facts similar to a particular situation, a lawyer can best advise the client what is likely to happen and how to approach the problem. ...
by BBR Law | Sep 12, 2014 | Blog, Business Law, Contracts
We have written in the past on the topic of the need for logistics and transport companies to utilize provisions of the UCC to limit their exposure to liability. Follow this link to an article which demonstrates the type of disastrous liabilities that can hit a...
by BBR Law | Sep 5, 2014 | Blog, Contracts
As the “logistics” industry has boomed, many small businesses have tried to expand their businesses from just transportation to warehousing and even fulfillment, without having thought through the ramifications of their newly offered services. ...
by BBR Law | Jul 6, 2012 | Blog, Business Law, Contracts
Businesses deal with contracts on a daily basis. While it is always preferable to have your contracts in writing, oral contracts are enforceable, with certain limited exceptions. This is not news to most of you in the business world. A lesser known tenet of contract...
by BBR Law | Aug 15, 2011 | Blog, Contracts
As the parent of school age children, I get asked lots of questions about all sorts of topics, most if which I know not nearly enough about. Many times these questions are on topics that I “kind of, sort of” think I know the answer, but I am not real...
