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Liquidated Damages Provisions in Commercial Contracts and the Rules Georgia Law Imposes on Them
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A successful commercial contract must do many things. One of those objectives is to function correctly if you are the victim of the other side’s breach. To that end, success requires ensuring that your contract is free of provisions or clauses that do not comport with Georgia law and, if challenged, will be tossed as…

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Dealing With Commercial Tenants Who Hold Over in Georgia
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There are various circumstances under which a commercial tenant might continue to occupy a space after their lease term expired. There are also various circumstances where a landlord may decide it needs to eject that holding-over tenant. Landlords should take caution to be certain that their efforts to remove a holding-over tenant are fully compliant…

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Construction Contracts, Change Orders, and Limitation-Of-Liability Clauses in Georgia
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Construction contracts can often end up in disputes and, subsequently, litigation. There are many ways that construction contracts (and parties’ contractual rights and obligations) can become complicated and/or disputed. If you’re a party to a construction contract and you’ve been hauled into court — or the other side has failed to live up to their…

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Settlement Agreements and Enforcing Your Contractual Rights Through Injunctive Relief Under Georgia Law
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Binding contracts are an essential tool in conducting business. That includes not just the agreements that govern the transaction of products, goods, and services, but also the contracts that settle disputes between parties. Settlement agreements are essential for declaring each side’s rights and responsibilities. With any settlement agreement, there are three areas where having a…

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My Georgia Commercial Contract Is Void. Can My Business Still Obtain Compensation for Services Rendered??
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Sometimes, commercial contract relationships are less than perfect. Imperfections… mistakes… omissions… and more may crop up in the course of your business relationship. Even when those flaws or errors were on your end, that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re not still entitled to be paid for the work you did. If things have become a bit…

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A Subcontractor’s Failure to Submit the Proper Notice Proves Costly in $5M Georgia Construction Project Dispute
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When you’re dealing with construction projects and contracts, whether you’re a contractor or a subcontractor, invoicing and payment of invoices are critical parts of the process. If you’re the invoicing party, you want to ensure you’ve done everything necessary to ensure you get paid what you’re owed. If you’re the party receiving the invoice(s), you…

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How the Rules of Procedure May Hold the Key to Success in Your Georgia Contract Litigation Case
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On courtroom TV shows, the case almost always turns on some dramatic game-changing “a-ha” moment during the trial. In real life, cases play out differently. The key to success often is something less TV drama-friendly. It could be a document request in pretrial discovery. It could be a question in a deposition. Or it could…

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For Want of a Written Demand to an Entity’s Board of Directors, a Shareholder’s Derivative Action in Georgia Goes by the Wayside
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It’s important to recognize that derivative actions have certain specific procedural requirements and that, regardless of the strength of the evidence a shareholder has, the suit will fail if they do not follow these procedural steps. As a shareholder, it is imperative to recognize the grave risk to your case; namely, a dismissal of your…

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What Happens to a Previous Commercial Contract in Georgia When a Subsequent Agreement Eventually Is Revealed to Be Invalid??
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When you enter into a commercial contract with a client, there may eventually arise a desire to replace that agreement, leading to the execution of a subsequent contract. If problems later arise between the two sides and you need to pursue a breach of contract claim, then it is essential to have an experienced Atlanta…

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