Stone Canyon Law knows that the legal field is often overwhelming to those who are unfamiliar with it; with many moving parts that comprise areas such as business law and civil litigation. We are dedicated to providing legal assistance in a manner that can be understood by all and we will work to find an explanation and course of action that works for those who are most important; the client.
Our team provides business and corporate law services which encompass all of the laws and regulations that dictate how to establish and run your business; including state, federal, and administrative laws that govern how to form, operate, buy, manage, close, or sell any type of business. If disputes arise, we are able to help you seek alternative resolutions, such as mediation or arbitration. However, the best way to guard your company against potential litigation issues is to build a strong foundation before you even begin operations. In some instances, litigation may be the only option. Should this be the case, we want clients to know that we are always prepared to defend their interests.
A contract is a legally binding agreement amongst two or more parties that provides details of which task each party should exchange to one another.
For a contract to be considered valid, it must contain the following five key elements: mutual assent, offer & acceptance, consideration, capacity to perform, and legal purpose.
Amongst the states that Stone Canyon Law conducts business, it is typical that a person must be at least 18 years of age to legally enter into a contract.
A breach of contract means that at least one party has not performed their agreed upon duty listed in the contract.
Consideration in a contract refers to how each party listed in a contract should be rightfully compensated for the duty or obligation that they are going to perform.
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