Topic
Contract Termination
104 published works
Franchise Law Update
Are Significant Changes to Franchising Coming in Maine?
Legislation is being considered in Maine by the Maine Senate’s Committee on Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development as LD 1458 – “An Act to Enact the Maine Small Business…
Best Practices Construction Law
Top 20 Contract Issues for Contractors and Subcontractors (Part 2)
After yesterday's post, I received an email from a reader saying that the post was SWEET. Thanks for the comment! (This picture is for you!) To start a SOUR trend,…
ContractsProf Blog
Met Stars Pull Out of Japan Tour
Back in 1991, my parents attended a performance of the Israel Philharmonic in Jerusalem, featuring Isaac Stern (pictured) as the soloist. This was during the Persian Gulf War, and Israelis…
The Contractor's Perspective
Hiding employment history justifies default termination
What's more likely to sustain the default termination of your government contract—poor performance on your current contract or omitting a fact about your prior employment? According to a recent decision…
Government Contracts & Investigations Blog
Terminations For Convenience And Creedence Clearwater Revival: “Bad Moon Rising”
By Bruce Shirk The U.S. won’t be able to avoid a crippling debt crisis as long as Congress refuses to include defense spending . . . in the mix of program…
ContractsProf Blog
Will Glenn Beck Out-Fox His Network?
Glenn Beck (in a photograph by David Shankbone at right) and Fox News are as inseparable as peanut butter and jelly. Or so we thought. But Beck’s contract expires this December,…
ContractsProf Blog
Warner Bros Officially Terminates Charlie Sheen – Read the Nastygram
Warner Bros has sent a persuasive and well-written nastygram to Charlie Sheen, setting forth in great detail its right to terminate his contract. Appears that Warner Bros is relying on…
The Contractor's Perspective
Recoverable Costs under a Terminated Postal Service Contract
If your Postal Service HCR contract is terminated for convenience, what costs are you entitled to recover? The Postal Service Board of Contract Appeals recently addressed this very question. Here's…
La Revue
Le coût d’un oubli : la résiliation tardive d’un contrat à durée déterminée
Cass. com. 4 mai 2010, n° 09-14844 La Cour d’appel de Rennes avait dans un arrêt en date du 13 mars 2009, constaté la résiliation tardive par l’abonné de son…
La Revue
Intérêt de la clause de dédit
La clause de dédit peut se définir juridiquement comme une stipulation contractuelle aux termes de laquelle une ou plusieurs parties à un contrat peut / peuvent se réserver la faculté…