Non-Competition Agreements When Buying a Business

It is sometimes important to have the seller of the business sign a Non-Competition Agreement with the buyer of the business. These are sometimes referred to as “covenants not to compete.” They are used to avoid the situation wherein the seller opens a competing business down the street or across town (or in the case of an Internet-related business, possibly anywhere in the world). A Non-Competition Agreement is typically a separate agreement,  but its form is attached to and referenced within the Purchase Agreement. Read More »

Design Issues for Forms, Invoices, and Other ‘Boring’ Business Documents

Most business owners don’t think much about everyday documents. Everyone uses invoices, cover pages and other forms, but most businesses don´t worry much about their layout or appearance. Read More »