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Do You Know What is in Your Buyer's Wallet?

In a recent ruling, the Ninth Circuit held that a seller was liable under the law of fraudulent conveyance to the bankruptcy trustee for the portion of the purchase price funded by a company controlled by the buyer, which was actually a Ponzi scheme, […]

The Enforceability of Liquidated Damages Clauses

The enforcement of a liquidated damages clause can mean the difference between money in a party's pocket with little effort versus a protracted and expensive court battle.  To learn more, click on the link below to an article recently published […]

New Minimum Wage Rates

As discussed in depth in a prior post, raising the minimum wage has received a considerable amount of attention over the past year.  President Obama signed an Executive Order requiring employers with federal contracts to pay those employees at least […]

Fast food non-compete agreements?

Fast food is very secretive.  Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken has eleven secret herbs and spices.  Bakers have attempted to reverse engineer Mrs. Fields Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe, but it remains a closely held secret.  Coca Cola has had […]

Richard L. Hathaway

The Impact of Criminal Background Legislation and Litigation

Every employer has or like will face this dilemma at one point or another.  A good candidate for employment is located, the interviews go well, and now you simply have to complete the criminal background check as the last step to employment […]

Michael A. Logan

Uber: Is it Safe (Part 2)

In Delhi, in response to the report of an alleged rape by one of its drivers, Uber announced that it is taking additional steps to screen drivers.  Uber has hired a "local team of specially-trained safety experts" to help ensure that its drivers […]

Michael A. Logan