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Procedural Errors Can Be Fatal to Your Georgia Commercial Litigation Action
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In a commercial litigation situation, there may be multiple different ways to achieve success. There can also be a variety of ways to damage or destroy your case. One of these is failing to complete various procedural necessities, or failing to do them on time. Procedural compliance, even though it is often completely independent of…

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Georgia Supreme Court Sends Stock Buyout Dispute Involving Family-Owned Electrical Business Back to the Trial Court
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Ideally, in a perfect world, corporate shareholders of a family-owned business would always get along and cooperate effectively. Unfortunately, the real world is not a perfect world, and sometimes shareholder disputes arise and end up in litigation. That is when you need to be sure you have experienced Georgia business attorneys on your side. One…

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What Happens When the Terms of Your Georgia Entity’s Operating Agreement Are Ambiguous??
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Whenever any business person or entity decides to create a new joint venture, the people behind that venture likely hope for great success. Sometimes these joint ventures do go on to yield positive results. Other times, however, the venture doesn’t work out. When joint ventures fail and break up, that can sometimes lead to litigation.…

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What Does It Take to Evict a Commercial Tenant in Georgia??
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GreenvilleOnline.com recently reported on the closure of several fast-food chicken restaurants in that area. The restaurant chain, headquartered in Atlanta, indicated that the 24 locations in Georgia and South Carolina were closed after the landlords of those properties evicted the fast-food tenants. Fortunately for Atlanta-area fans of the chain’s chicken, there are still many locations…

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A Contractor’s Lack of Licensure Proves to Be a Big Problem in Its Breach of Contract Lawsuit
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When you decide to pursue a breach of contract lawsuit, it is very important to make sure that all T’s are crossed and I’s dotted. Even seemingly small imperfections may do grave damage to your case. In one recent case, the lack of a contractor’s license proved to be a major problem for the plaintiff…

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Federal Courts Decide That a ‘resolution Fee’ Provision in a Commercial Contract Wasn’t a Liquidated Damages Provision and Was Enforceable
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In any commercial contract, there are likely several things you desire to get from the arrangement, which is why the agreement you sign hopefully has been carefully negotiated prior to execution. To make sure that you get the benefit for which you negotiated, it is important to understand what types of clauses are, and which…

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Federal Courts Affirm Atlanta Arbitrator’s Decision in Dispute Between Georgia Real Estate Developer and Israeli Equity Company
Poole Huffman, LLC

Winning your commercial litigation matter is about more than just making sure that you have the facts on your side. It is about having the law on your side and also making sure that you have cleared all of the necessary procedural hurdles, like pursuing your case in the correct venue. These are all areas…

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Achieving Success in Your Business Litigation Case, Even When Some of the Entities Are International
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In your complex business litigation case, there may be several points in the process at which you could find yourself in a “courtroom battle” situation with the other side. Obviously, the trial is one. Before that, though, you may have to litigate disputes over things like the disclosure of certain information. In business, much information…

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Negotiating, and Then Enforcing, Exclusivity Provisions in Your Georgia Commercial Lease
Poole Huffman, LLC

One of the types of provisions that you might negotiate to include in your commercial lease is an exclusivity term. Many commercial leases contain exclusive use clauses, particularly in situations in which the space is located in a larger shopping center that contains numerous tenants. What an exclusive use provision does for you, as a…

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