A question that frequently arises when companies are bought and sold is the effect of a covenant not to compete. In a recent case, decided by the United States Court
A recent case in the Federal District Court in the State of Michigan involved a wrongful death in which the defendant alarm company made a mistake in dispatching emergency medical
In a recent case before the United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi, the plaintiff filed an action against an alarm company alleging that the defendant alarm
In a recent action in the State of Connecticut, the insurance company filed a lawsuit against its insured attempting to recover monies paid to the insured as a result of
An interesting case was recently decided by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Among others, the issues involved were whether a merger of two companies
A recent decision in the state of Kentucky tested the liquidated damage clause in an alarm contract. The plaintiffs in the action were an insurance company and its insured, who
In a recent lawsuit in the state of New York, the defendants, which were the manufacturers of a bank vault and of the various parts of an alarm and carbon
In a recent case in the United States District Court, the plaintiff filed an action against, among others, the sheriff and one of the sheriff’s deputies who responded to an
Hold Harmless Provision is Not Against Public PolicyAn insurance company filed a lawsuit against the security company that installed and monitored a sprinkler alarm on premises owned by the cross-defendant
A recent California case discussed the applicability of a liquidated damage clause contained in a cable Internet provider’s service agreement. Liquidated damages are a specified amount of damages that are