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What To Do When Your Client Breaches Your Contract or Agreement
When you run a small business, you often have your customer sign a contract or agreement detailing your services. One reason for this contract is that it will make resolving any dispute easier. A contract will clearly state when a party has breached the terms and what...
Alignable Announces Bombard Law Office as the 2023 Local Business Person Of The Year
For the second year in a row, I was selected as the Local Business Person of the Year by Alignable. I want to thank everyone for the support and let everyone know that I strive to do the best for my clients, and I appreciate their support. Just a few updates: I have...
Upcoming Webinar On Business Agreements
On January 18, 2023, at 12:00 PM, in conjunction with SCORE, I will present a court titled “Key Agreements That All Small Business Owners Should Have” The link to register is: Key Agreements That All Small Business Owners Should Have | SCORE I will discuss what...
Your Company’s Legal Checkup
A legal checkup reviews your company’s legal documents, contracts, licenses, insurance, and other compliance-related obligations. Now is a good time to review your legal documents and check your operations to make sure everything is up to date. Each company is...
Key People You Need For Your Business – Part 2
Last month, I wrote about the key people you need to assist your small business. After sending out the post, I heard feedback about other key people that are beneficial. Here are some of those additional key people you need to have on your team: Merchant Services....
Key People You Need For Your Business
Many small businesses outsource their key departments. It only makes sense if you do not need a full-time person. Hire a company to manage a specific role, let them work when needed, and reduce overhead and cost. In my experience, these are the key people you need to...
Contract Clauses
When parties enter a contract, there must be a mutual agreement on the terms. Essentially this is Contract 101; there must be a benefit of the bargain. Often, one party is contributing money, and the other party is doing/not doing something. The terms that go along...
Life Insurance for Small Business Owners
In the fast-paced life of co-owning your business, you know that anything can happen. You also know that no matter what happens, you must figure out how to keep the business going. This is especially true if you or one of your co-owners passes away. Losing a business...
Small Businesses and Their Employees
If you own a small business and have employees, you must make sure they are properly paid on time. The Massachusetts Wage Act, G. L. c. 149, § 148 (“Wage Act”), sets forth deadlines for timely payment for employees, including those discharged from employment. If you...