These are challenging times for supply chains. In recent months, the US government has announced, reversed, delayed, adjusted, and enacted a series ...

Despite judges blocking President Donald Trump’s punishments, experts say firms may still worry about being targeted if they ...

In Australian law, parties to a contract must clearly communicate that ... emojis may be deemed to amount to acceptance, depending on the past behaviour of the parties. That’s because many ...

Some recent key decisions underscore the importance of clear drafting and measured risk acceptance ... Recent case law reminds us that the contract is king – and words matter.

Minnesota’s New Junk Fee Law ... renewal contracts (e.g., Netflix, Spotify, etc.), whereby the businesses treat a consumer’s silence or failure to take affirmative action as an acceptance ...

The acceptance then creates an expectation of ... a quasi contract because there is no need to do so. Implied-in-law contract is an alternate name for a quasi contract. Quasi contracts outline ...

A Canadian appeal court has upheld a novel ruling that a “thumbs-up” 👍emoji sent in a text by a farmer was a valid acceptance of a contract with ... to amend the law of signatures.

Understanding contract law is crucial for businesses to protect their interests ... Contracts require essential elements (offer, acceptance, consideration, mutual assent, and legality) that make them ...

This module will also cover the fundamentals of contract law most relevant to real estate professionals, including offers, counteroffers, and acceptance, contract breaches; and remedies for breaches.

The intersection of contract law, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart contracts tells a fascinating yet complex story. As technology takes on a more prominent role in transactions and ...

Multiple issues with the Sheffields’ terms require a review of contract law. Except for a few exceptions, a contract is legally binding—it includes an offer, acceptance, and consideration. An offer is ...

including a ‘battle of the forms’ dispute over the applicable law and terms of the contract. “The judgment makes it clear that labelling a document as a ‘quote’ does not necessarily preclude it from ...