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November 1, 2012

Published by Douglas Tibble at November 1, 2012

Did My E-Mail Create a Contract?

With the speed of business communications and transactions, an e-mail can create or negate a binding contract. With this in mind...

January 1, 2012

Published by Douglas Tibble at January 1, 2012

Creating and Enforcing Contracts in an Electronic Age

Modern businesses are flooded with electronic messages, notices and communications that are changing the law of contract formation and enforcement from requiring original signed documents to accepting electronic evidence of contracts and terms

October 1, 2011

Published by Douglas Tibble at October 1, 2011

Forming a Contract – When is it a Deal?

While the formalities may vary from business to business and depend on the size and nature of the transaction, contract formation is fundamental to any deal.