Whether you are facing contractual disputes, employment challenges, or intricate business litigations, choosing the right attorney is crucial to the success of your business. It is important to consider factors like specialization, experience, communication, and costs, ensuring that you can confidently choose a legal partner who not only understands the legal intricacies of your issues but also aligns with your unique business needs. When it comes to choosing a business litigation attorney, experience matters. At...
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Owning and running a business can be very fulfilling, but sometimes, disagreements among business partners can cast shadows on its success. These ownership disputes, whether about profits, decision-making, or control, can feel like storm clouds looming over the success and productivity of the business. When these issues arise, it is important to address them quickly and effectively. When you are facing the hardships of ownership disputes, do not navigate them alone. Callahan & Blaine, with...
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A cease and desist letter is a common method used in an attempt to resolve a dispute between two or more parties. A cease and desist letter is not going to be filed in court. Rather, this letter will be sent to the individual or business you have a conflict with to ask them to stop an activity that you believe is infringing on your rights. A cease and desist letter is also commonly referred...
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Many businesses have struggled due to the pandemic, and many insurance claims have gone unanswered. Businesses purchased insurance that they believed covered them in the case that they experienced an interruption in business, and most of their claims were dismissed. A notable exception was made by Sharon Yuen, one of the attorneys with Callahan & Blaine. Her monumental victory is an important one not only for her client but for those battling insurance companies in...
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Patents are designed to protect inventions and new discoveries. A caveat to these inventions and discoveries is that they must be new, useful, and “non-obvious.” These may seem like relatively vague terms, but they do have specific meetings when it comes to federal patent protection law. There are three main types of patents that are available under federal law in the United States. Here, we want to give a brief explanation of each while also...
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