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Ways in Which You Can Defeat a Civil Racketeering Claim Launched Against Your Business in Georgia
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Most people associate the word ”racketeering” with the Mafia or other organized crime entities. However, the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO), both the federal and Georgia versions, span more than just situations involving organized crime. People can bring civil RICO lawsuits for a variety of reasons. The law is often overused, but any…

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How the ‘choice of Law’ You Make in Your Commercial Contract in Georgia Can Make All of the Difference
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In any commercial agreement, there are many terms that can be of great importance. Some may be obvious, while other essential provisions may go “under the radar.” Even something as minute as deciding which state’s laws will be used to resolve any disputes can make all of the difference should you find yourself in litigation.…

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How a Commercial Creditor in Georgia Obtained a Renewed Opportunity to Pursue a Personal Guarantor of a Farm’s Debts
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In any sort of business or commercial dispute, there is a high probability that certain written documents will play an important role. Sometimes, though, it’s what isn’t written down that may hold the key to a successful case. In some situation, oral contracts may be valid and binding. In order for that to happen, though,…

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What a Tv Star’s Contract Dispute Can Tell Us About Oral Agreements and Their Enforceability in Georgia
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Many times, commercial contracts are very intricate and may span across dozens or hundreds of written pages. Sometimes, though, they span zero written pages, because they’re oral contracts. Oral contracts may be somewhat more challenging to enforce as opposed to written agreements, but they are generally enforceable in Georgia in most situations. Whether yours is…

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How an Apartment Developer Used a Forum Selection Clause to Get Its Case Moved Back to State Court in Georgia
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There are many “battles” that must be won in order to achieve a successful result in your commercial litigation action. Sometimes they may involve getting a desired piece of your evidence on the record or stopping an unqualified expert witness from testifying for your opponent. Sometimes, the battle may be something as basic as contesting…

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The Importance of Carefully Negotiating Every Term in Your Georgia Commercial Contract
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Many people, when negotiating a commercial contract, may tend to focus on the larger items within the agreement. In any commercial agreement, though, it is important to make sure that both the large and the small provisions have received careful scrutiny. An experienced Georgia business attorney can help you ensure that any contract you sign…

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The Importance of a Keen Eye for Details When It Comes to Pursuing Your Breach of Contract Case in Georgia
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Before the trial on your breach of contract claim starts, there is much work that must be done beforehand to make sure your side has all the information, no matter how great or small, that’s needed for success. When it comes time to do that pre-trial work, make sure you have retained the services of…

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Immunity Allows Fulton County to Avoid Liability for Contractor’s Claim Based Upon Unwritten Change Orders
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Whenever a party to a contract believes that the other side has failed to perform in accordance with the agreement, the results can be complicated. This is especially true if the law gives one party to the contract immunity from suit in certain situations. This is just one of many potential unique challenges that might…

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What Is ‘apparent Authority’ and How Can It Help You Win Your Georgia Commercial Litigation Case??
Poole Huffman, LLC

You’ve worked to consummate a commercial agreement. Both sides have signed, and you’ve done the work. Now the other side won’t pay and says that the person who signed wasn’t authorized and that there is no binding obligation to tender payment to you. When faced with this situation, you may find yourself needing to litigate…

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What the Legal Rule of ‘res Judicata’ Means and How It Can Help You Win Your Georgia Commercial Litigation Action
Poole Huffman, LLC

Whenever you pursue a commercial litigation action, you’ll need to make several choices. It is important to make your decisions carefully because there are legal rules that prevent you from taking more than “one crack” at pursuing certain requests for relief. That’s because of the legal rule of res judicata, and it is just one…

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