Business Inquiry Any outside general counsel engagement begins with an initial consultation to determine the current business needs. At Dressel/Malikschmitt, this is always a free service. The first contact from the client can come any number of ways - phone call to our offices, direct email, or a website inquiry. No matter what means we are contacted by, we prioritize … [Read more...] about Starting with Outside General Counsel for Business in New Jersey
Why You Should Always Hire Counsel to Draft Your Contracts
Leave the Contract Drafting to the Attorneys Nowhere is the old saw “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” truer than in the realm of contract drafting. As a commercial litigator, time and again I have seen companies spend millions on litigation because they failed to take the necessary steps years earlier to ensure that their contracts were properly drafted and … [Read more...] about Why You Should Always Hire Counsel to Draft Your Contracts
Outside General Counsel for Your Small-To-Midsize NJ Business
Small to midsize companies usually don’t have the budget for a full-time in-house general counsel. Yet, securing ongoing real-time legal advice is vitally important for any business, and can help manage risk and exposure. We are here to provide dedicated legal services at a fraction of the cost of a dedicated in-house team, and on a scale that meets your particular business … [Read more...] about Outside General Counsel for Your Small-To-Midsize NJ Business
A Circuit Split Emerges on the Application of Arbitration Clauses to Affiliated Companies
Spam phone calls have become an unfortunate part of everyday life, even if you have put yourself on a “no call” list. But would you expect that your cell service contract can prevent you from taking the spam callers to court? Well, depending on who your carrier is, who is calling, and what part of the country you are living in, that may very well be the case. In a somewhat … [Read more...] about A Circuit Split Emerges on the Application of Arbitration Clauses to Affiliated Companies