Tag: Litigation
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The Oppression Remedy and Reasonable Expectations
Disputes among corporate stakeholders happen. The oppression remedy is an equitable remedy that parties often rely upon to protect their interests when corporate stakeholder disputes arise[1]. General Template for Oppression Remedy Litigation The oppression remedy seeks to ensure fairness and gives a court broad equitable jurisdiction to enforce interests that are both legal and fair.[2]…
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Creating Enforceable Contracts in Difficult Times
Contract Negotiations We focus our blog on everyday issues affecting our clients. These are difficult times to say the least. The Covid-19 pandemic is paramount on most peoples’ minds because it is affecting the health, safety, and economic success of small businesses and the population at large. Companies must adapt in unprecedented fashion. They must…
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Criteria for Contingency Fee Arrangements in Commercial Litigation
NP Litigation is open in terms of its fee arrangements, but the specific arrangement must make sense for both the firm and the client. We operate predominantly with standard hourly rates and where required we also provide estimates for the phases in the litigation, capped fees, and fixed-fee structures. We also selectively enter into Alternative…
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Is the Payment a Deposit or Part-Payment?
Parties negotiate a contract, agree to terms, and one party (the buyer) pays an amount of money to the other (the seller). I did not define the nature of the money paid because the definition given to that payment impacts what happens following a breach[1] of contract. The Difference between a Deposit and Part-Payment. Generally,[2]…