Sentences with phrase «arguing about contracts»

Also, make sure an attorney looks over any contract before you sign it, or you will end up spending a lot of time and effort arguing about contracts.

Not exact matches

We could argue all day long about Wenger and if or not his training methods have made players more injury prone but sadly it is what it is and with a heavy heart we shouldn't offer him a contract unless on much reduced terms, but yes Roachie if Jack was fit I'd put him in the team ahead of Ozil all day long.
Mayweather Jr. is about to sign the same $ 12 million HBO contract his father argued for in the first place.
Get him to sign that contract extension 1st which is much more important then argue about which role he should have.
Board members also argued Paladino should be removed for sharing information discussed in an executive session about teacher's contracts.
In May 2014, as the union and the administration were in talks about contracts that had expired during the Bloomberg administration, the union declared an impasse arguing that the city would not agree to granting its members higher wages.
Instead, the board majority argued that Paladino violated policy when he subsequently published information about the new teachers contract discussed privately in executive session.
Vacco has argued all along that the case isn't really about leaking information about the teacher contracts to the media.
I'm here to argue that we should not only care about fair contracts in trade publishing, we should actively support the advocacy efforts of our sister author organisations:
Many investors have talked about a «gold bubble» by arguing that gold prices are inflated because of inflation and the Fed's money policy and that once interest rates rise, the money supply will contract and gold will fall, but again, nobody can say with any reasonable accuracy what the fair value of gold at any given point is.
Do you want to end up in court arguing about which interpretation controls the contract — your explanation or the mandated language?
I have been arguing for years that all of these standard form contracts that are being forced upon us in the 21st century — are about as far from being «offer + acceptance + consideration» as one can get!
Most probably, I argue, when they used the word «property» in Article 2103 C.c.Q., the drafters were thinking about plywood, lumber, machinery, and other tangible goods which were to be purchased by the service provider or contractor, and then resold to the customer as part of the larger service or construction contract.
When you sign a contract, the idea is that you've put your relationship with another person in writing so that you don't have to argue later on about what you really meant.
Liquidated damages clauses can save the par - ties the trouble of arguing about what the damages are if the contract is broken.
Students meet in small groups to practice interviewing and counseling clients, writing memos and letters, researching the law, negotiating contracts and settlements, reasoning about a client's situation in light of the law, settling cases, and arguing motions.
Includes interviewing a client, researching the law and commentary in paper and computer media, reading the law, reasoning about a client's situation in light of the law, writing office memos and advice letters, counseling a client, negotiating and drafting contracts, settling cases through demand letters and negotiation, and arguing motions in writing and orally.
The banks could argue that, even if a customer is in breach of contract as a result of failing to ensure that there are sufficient funds in the account, that breach has been waived and instead the bank has accepted the customer's offer, made by presenting a cheque or similar, with the result that there is a variation of the existing banking contract, subject to the bank's usual terms about interest and charges, eg charges for consideration of an overdraft application and provision of funds where not previously arranged in advance.
On April 4, the company said that the personal data breach might have affected about 87 million Facebook users, while the Cambridge Analytica argued that under the contract it had access to the personal data of no more than 30 million people.
Only once did anyone want to «argue» about signing my buyer contract.
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