As Minnesotans grapple with the issue of whether to build a new stadium for the Vikings, a new wrinkle has appeared in the argument, which might force the Vikings to play in the Metrodome for an additional year…based on force majeure.
It’s always kind of surprising to me to how often couples run into conflict about who gets the engagement ring when an engagement is called off. The law has been settled on this for a while, and the answer is always the same: An engagement is a contract to get married, and if you don’t [...]
Recently Yahoo! in the United Kingdom updated its email terms and conditions to the great dismay of many of its users and other privacy watchdogs. The change allows Yahoo! to read the email, instant messages, and text messages of its users and any incoming messages to their accounts, for the purposes of targeting advertising. Is this allowable and enforceable?
It turns out that Fine Print Friday is not just an exercise in contract review. In 2010, a Missouri court decided that online terms and conditions are enforceable just by providing the user opportunity to read terms and conditions online prior to acceptance. When are these agreements enforceable?
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Graham is the author of Pro and Contracts, and the founder of Martin Legal Services, LLC, in Minneapolis. He focuses on contracts for individuals and small businesses, primarily in the form of litigation and contract review.