Business & Commercial Law

You could obtain better results negotiating lease terms based on the trends affecting companies returning to traditional work environments. As noted by Buildings.com, you may find it helpful to remain aware of the amenities commercial tenants hope to obtain....

As a business owner, you could encounter a number of problems, whether you end up in the middle of a contract dispute or your firm faces allegations of defamation or negligence. In some instances, business owners find themselves at the center of a lawsuit over...

Disputes are an unavoidable part of doing business in Michigan, but, contrary to popular belief, not all such disputes have to cost you a hefty sum. In some cases, you may be able to avoid traditional litigation by engaging in other forms of dispute resolution first....

A breach of contract is a serious matter for any business. However, a business or client that has suddenly decided to break off a relationship with your company might have suffered coercion that caused the breach. Another business may want to break your contract by...

Before you sign a Michigan commercial lease agreement, it is crucial that you do your due diligence. Commercial leases may last much longer than most residential leases, and once you agree to lease terms, your lease is going to hold you to them for some time to come....

As a small business owner, you want to keep your vendors happy so they will continue to sell you goods and services. Some companies end up in litigation because of disputes over whether a vendor received payment. Recording your vendor payments may keep you from...

When you work on a Michigan construction project as a general contractor, subcontractor, material supplier or in a similar capacity, you have certain rights if you never receive payment for supplies provided or services rendered. If you do not receive payment within a...

When buying any property, you should always get an inspection. Many people mistakenly believe that they do not need an inspection on a property sold as-is. As-is means the seller will not make repairs to the property. However, the International Association of...

After finding a property you wish to purchase, a lender may require a title search before funding the transaction. As noted by Bankrate.com, it may take a few hours or up to 14 days to complete a title search. The process may involve reviewing property records at the...