#enforceability of contracts

[thellawtoknow]

Did Your Business Suffer from a Contract Law Breach? Here's What to Do

Introduction Contract law is a fundamental aspect of the legal system, governing the formation, execution, and enforcement of agreements between parties. In business transactions, contracts serve as the backbone, ensuring that all parties involved are clear about their obligations and expectations. These legal instruments are pivotal in managing relationships and operations within a business…

[barstoolblues]

can we finally admit that people are being weird and over the top about how they hate hearing other people talk or exist in public and can we finally talk about how the recent crusade against playing music out loud sounds a lot like racist “ban boomboxes from public” rhetoric from the 80s

[notbecauseofvictories]

Can you please drop the name of the KJ Parker book involving contracts? A (brief) browse of his works didn’t make it obvious but my silly paralegal heart is intrigued…

So the KJ Parker novellas I'm talking about are primarily Prosper's Demon, Inside Man, and Pulling the Wings off Angels. However, while I did enjoy the others, Pulling the Wings off Angels is my favorite---it should shock no one that I love infernal/heavenly deals, moral arithmetic, and trying to out-lawyer god.

(The other series I'm looking into is published by Parker's alter ego, but still sounds up my alley.)

However, maybe you're asking for the other series that ties legalese to magic---in which case, I would look into the Craft Sequence from Max Gladstone. Admittedly, I haven't read all of it, but Three Parts Dead/Four Roads Cross is one of my favorite duologies, and I could have read about Tara Abernathy, her first job out of law school, and all the headaches (and power, and conniving, and history, truth, fellow feeling) she encounters there, for much more than two books.

[3-aem]

im bored of animal crossing will be drawing gj again will be mental illness-ing once more.

[imlittlebitdie]

To be clear, it’s not that they raced each other, it’s that Oscar compromised the race result and almost crashed them both out. It would’ve been fine if he made the move after they built up a gap, but doing it at T4 invited Charles through and completely compromised the entire strategy for the rest of the race

I mean I get the frustration, I have felt the same with Carlos when he's raced Charles really aggressively. But I do still think it's something you have to expect when you have two drivers that are closely matched. Sometimes it's going to be fantastic racing and sometimes they're going to misjudge the margins.

I don't think that there's anyway to guarantee that Oscar trying to overtake Lando (or vice versa) doesn't potentially open the door to another driver. This is always a risk when attempting an overtake ("Through goes Hamilton" for example), though I will give you more detrimental when it's teammates racing hard.

So it seems to me that McLaren needs to decide to either officially prioritize Lando and put Oscar under stricter orders, or things like this will keep happening. I know what I would prefer as a fan of hard racing but with no skin in the McLaren game, but I don't think there's a way out of this problem without naming an official second driver.

[cilil]

So I just took a nap (as is my favorite thing to do) and during it I saw a dream/vision of a fair maiden or princess imprisoned in the dark lord's dungeon.

Am I now a hero of legend or can I just write porn about it...?

[deus-ex-mona]

i hope they fight (can’t read past this point)

[chilapis]

leon brainrot over in the way that it is no longer entirely exclusive and i’m being tossed like an infernal tennis ball between the two.

[oltenia]

trying a new thing at work where if you show no initiative, I start incessantly emailing you until you agree to meet and schedule your work

[peachdues]

HIIIIIII PEACH!!! for the fanfic asks:

5.) A fic I haven't read yet from you, but I want to

i'm not technically caught up on Netherwood kdjhfgkh so i'm really excited to be caught up on it!!! especially after getting to talk a little bit of world building with you 🙈

9.) A fic i'm excited for you updating/posting

once again, the answer is Netherwood. that shit is so GOOD i'm already obsessed with it, can't wait to get more obsessed

10.) A character/ship I didn't enjoy/think about as much before you wrote about them

LEVI. girl i don't even go here (aot) but that teaser you posted,,, god DAYUM. i will be reading solely for him and everything about the plot will confuse the hell out of me but that's okay djfhgkjdhf

BABYYYYY IM BLUSHINF AND KICKING MY FEET OVER HERE!!

I appreciate that y’all give my works the time of day sm 😭 I will give you all my first born

[taitropa]

Switching up her modern verse to reflect where she’s at in her main verse too because Inej rescuing tr*fficking victims and breaking down those crime rings is so central to the timeline in her story that I’d like to focus on right now

[keithkloudaus]

Keith Klouda - A Dedicated Nypd Police Officer

Keith Klouda's narrative is an amalgamation of service and ingenuity. A retired NYPD Police Officer, he embraced the role of Pristine Construction & Contracting Inc.'s owner with 32 years of construction wisdom. Keith's carpentry background and lead paint removal certification add depth to his skill palette.

[canichangemyblogname]

What obligation does a citizen have to a government that makes it clear they are not obligated to serve the citizenry? How long does a citizenry put up with a state that asks its citizens to obey the law but doesn’t give them equal benefit from fulfilling the duties of the law? How long when the citizenry derives no benefit from its participation in this system? How long when only the citizenry has responsibilities to a government, but the government believes it has no responsibility to its citizens? How long when it's clear this is not a two-way street? How long?

[nemesis-is-my-middle-name]

strange people with big dogs doing sport tournaments is no basis for a system of government

[reserwrekt]

One of the things I kind of like saying but it really, REALLY pisses neurotypical people off- is "it's just a piece of paper."

Stupid laws? Piece of paper. The Constitution? Piece of paper. Money? Paper. Marriage certificate? Piece of paper. Any contract, degree, ect is a piece of paper. Your value you place on the paper is just that- your value of a piece of paper.

[nixalegos]

Nixalegos is the kinda dude who reads the Terms and Agreements fully before clicking NO.