By H. Clay Parker, Esq. | Published March 30, 2017 | Posted in Business Litigation | Tagged Tags: Business Litigation |
Analyzing breaches of contract, Part 1
Analyzing breaches of contract, Part 1 On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Thursday, March 30, 2017. Most businesses will enter into numerous contracts over the span of its existence, with the goal of these contracts being that they provide mutually-beneficial gains to the parties involved. The contract serves a strict Read More
Read MoreMany factors to consider with non-compete agreements
Many factors to consider with non-compete agreements On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Wednesday, March 22, 2017. Non-compete agreements are fairly straightforward documents, but the effects they have on the individual, the individual’s employer, and any past or future employer involved with the individual or the non-compete are what make Read More
Read MoreConsidering business bankruptcy? Here are a few tips
Considering business bankruptcy? Here are a few tips On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Wednesday, March 15, 2017. There are no guarantees in business, and financial health certainly is one of the common problems that companies run into. If you are having a tough time paying off your debts or Read More
Read MoreIBM accused of fraud in $170M lawsuit
IBM accused of fraud in $170M lawsuit On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Thursday, March 9, 2017. The following story doesn’t involve the state of Pennsylvania, but it does involve another state filing a lawsuit against IBM over a contract dispute. The case in question involves the state of Pennsylvania Read More
Read MoreDid Uber steal trade secret from a Google partner?
Did Uber steal trade secret from a Google partner? On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Friday, February 24, 2017. The theft of trade secrets is a very serious allegation and one that any company should take seriously, regardless of what side of the allegation they are on. Trade secret theft Read More
Read MoreWendy’s sues large franchisee for alleged breach of contract
Wendy’s sues large franchisee for alleged breach of contract On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Sunday, February 22, 2015. Franchise disputes are a substantial source of business litigation to law firms in Florida that handle such matters. This generally consists of a disagreement between the franchiser, e.g., McDonald’s or another Read More
Read MoreStock price dips after Tempur Sealy announces contract termination
Stock price dips after Tempur Sealy announces contract termination On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Thursday, February 9, 2017. Last week, Tempur Sealy — one of the giants of the mattress industry — saw its stock price collapse to the lowest point in four yearrs. The drop in price also Read More
Read MoreSome Florida insurers receive a very special privilege
Some Florida insurers receive a very special privilege On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Friday, December 9, 2016. Florida insurance policyholders have a problem. The problem is the manner that Florida courts protect some information held by insurers. This information often consists of the reports and files the insurance company Read More
Read MoreFlorida businessman successful in business litigation suit
On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Thursday, January 2, 2014. Businesses and banking institutions generally work hand in hand. Businesses need banks to fund their endeavors; banks need companies to drive their loan and commercial accounts business. At times though, the relationship between the business and the bank falters, and Read More
Read MoreCompany must prepare for business litigation after cyber-attack
Company must prepare for business litigation after cyber-attack On behalf of H. Clay Parker, Esq. posted in Business Litigation on Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Any Florida company that maintains a data base of customers containing vital identifying information on those individuals may be subject to a future cyber-attack. Such an event could open the company to Read More
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