Business Contracts

When Can You Argue that You Didn't Agree of Your Own Free Will and Knowledge Under long-established law, one of th...

Can You Be Too Young or Too Old to Enter into an Enforceable Agreement? In earlier articles, we documented the req...

Will the Contract Still Be Enforceable If Either Party Relies on a Mistake? One of the requirements of a valid and...

What Situations Involve a Potential Lack of Contractual Capacity? For a contract to be binding and enforceable, th...

When Is an Acceptance Really a Counteroffer? What Is the Mailbox Rule? Does It Still Apply? The first requirement...

What Must an Offer Contain? When Is an Offer Not an Offer? One of the basic requirements of a valid and enforceabl...

When Must a Business Contract Be in Writing to Be Valid? In business, it's common for most communications to be ve...

What Factors Can Be Cited as Evidence of an Implied Employment Agreement? In Texas, as in most states, employment ...

When Is It Better to Have Your Employees Under Contract? There’s no requirement, at any level or for any job, th...

When Must a Commercial Agreement Be in Writing? In business, many ventures and transactions are initially sealed v...