July 20, 2020 How to Resolve Shareholder Disputes
When your business is facing a shareholder dispute, or you are contending with the potential outcomes of a shareholder dispute,…
June 22, 2020 What to Know About a Breach of Contract Case
In our business litigation practice, we routinely represent businesses that are facing litigation as a result of a breach of…
April 20, 2020 Business Litigation and Non-Compete Clauses: Five Things to Know
When businesses hire new employees in Santa Fe, New Mexico, they often draft employment contracts that include non-compete clauses or…
March 13, 2020 Litigation Regarding Force Majeure Provisions
The worldwide pandemic of COVID-19 has impacted many businesses large and small in Santa Fe and across the United States,…
February 19, 2020 Santa Fe Business Litigation Lawyers
Attorney Slate Stern understands the concerns of business owners. Not only are our services affordable, but we also work on…
February 19, 2020 A Quick Guide to Breaches of Fiduciary Duty
There are many nuanced terms in the world of corporate law, but one commonly repeated phrase is “fiduciary duty,” which…
February 9, 2020 Unfair Competition
Unfair competition refers primarily to dishonest or deceptive practices that cause economic injury to businesses. The doctrine of “unfair competition” has been recognized by New Mexico courts as an umbrella category arising out of business conduct contrary to honest practices in business.
February 9, 2020 Trade Secrets
The difference between success and failure in the fiercely competitive world of business and commerce can come down to a unique idea, innovation, formula, strategy, or process. It is paramount that businesses protect this information and secure its confidentiality to ensure it does not end up in the hands of the competition.
February 9, 2020 Tortious Interference
Tortious interference claims may arise when a party unlawfully interferes with an existing contract or prospective business relations. Either scenario can result in a lost deal, rejected bid, or canceled contract that otherwise would have come to fruition. Invariably, such a loss can result in losses of thousands, millions, or even billions of dollars.
