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Why Should I Hire a Lawyer to Draft My Contract?
In order for a contract to be executed correctly and protect both parties’ interests, the best practice is to have a business attorney negotiate and draft the agreement. Contracts, if not written correctly to address legal requirements, can be full of loopholes and unclear language that can bring about questions as to whether one or both parties have failed to uphold the terms of the agreement. In this video, San Diego business attorney Charles Purdy explains the importance of a well-crafted contract and the two main points that must be addressed in case of a breach of contract. Our San Diego-based law offices serve clients throughout Southern California, including Scripps Ranch, Poway, Rancho Bernardo and San Marcos.
What are Administrative Agency Proceedings?
Many businesses operate with government-provided licenses. If a business were to lose that license, then it is a very real possibility that everyone who relies on that business for their livelihoods could lose their means of providing for themselves. That is why it is important for business law attorneys to be available to help companies and owners who have had their licenses revoked or are in danger of losing their licenses. In this video, San Diego business lawyer Micah Bailey explains administrative agency proceedings. Our law firm offers legal services throughout Southern California, including Chula Vista, La Jolla and Santee.
What is Mediation for Business Disputes?
Before engaging in any contentious business litigation, it is always a wise idea for both parties to undergo mediation, a process that can help both sides understand the desires of the other in order to work toward a compromise. Mediation is different from arbitration in a few different ways. In this video, San Diego business law attorney Charles Purdy explains the benefits of mediation and arbitration and how they can help you in your business disputes. Our attorneys handle cases in and around San Diego, California.
Should a Business or Property Owner Hire an Attorney for a Contract?
When handling any matter pertaining to business, such as drafting contracts, it is important to have someone knowledgeable in the field of business law to look over the contract language. It is best to have someone look at a potential contract beforehand and avoid costly future mistakes. In this video, San Diego contracts attorney Charles Purdy explains the law firm’s motto regarding contract drafting and explains the importance of a solid contract. Our attorneys help clients in matters of contracts, real estate, business disputes and insurance bad faith.
Should I Hire a Big Firm for Business Law?
While a large law firm with many lawyers and partners may seem like a good option for handling your business litigation matters, often clients find that these large firms lack the personal approach that clients desire. With a smaller law firm, you are able to interact directly with your business attorney in a way that you are not able to when your case is being passed from attorney to attorney, as may happen with a large firm. In this video, San Diego business lawyer Charles Purdy explains his experience with clients who felt that their experiences with larger firms were lacking, as well as what makes our San Diego lawyers different. Our business litigation attorneys handle cases for clients in San Diego and the surrounding areas.
Is Arbitration a Private Proceeding for Business Disputes?
Businesses engaged in legal proceedings often desire privacy. Fortunately, arbitration, unlike many state or federal cases, can help a company keep its business disputes under wraps. In this video, California business dispute attorney Micah Bailey explains how arbitration works and why a business would desire privacy in matters involving contractual disputes and business tort claims.
San Diego Business Dispute Attorney Explains Common Real Estate Disputes
How can a real estate dispute attorney help someone who believes that a real estate contract has been broken? In this video, San Diego business dispute attorney Charles Purdy gives an example of a common real estate contract dispute and explains how attorneys can force the sale of a property after a binding contract is signed.
What is a Lis Pendens? California Real Estate Attorney Explains
The real estate attorneys at the San Diego law office of Purdy & Bailey understand that lis pendens can be difficult to understand. If handled incorrectly, it can also be very costly to the client. Commonly referred to as a notice of pending action, a lis pendens can either be very beneficial or, if inappropriately used, cause unnecessary ramifications. Our team of California business lawyers is essential, whether you are filing for lis pendens or trying to get one expunged.
How are Business Law and Real Estate Law Connected?
Business law can be complicated, especially when contracts bring in third parties that may fall under a different category of law. The business law office of Purdy & Bailey knows this, which is why our San Diego law firm has a varied group of lawyers, including business attorneys and real estate attorneys in California. Their knowledge of the many legal fields that may affect a business is what makes our business lawyers prepared for all situations.