Friday, January 8, 2010

IMPORTANCE OF ENTITY PROTECTION – LIMITED PERSONAL LIABILITY-Drafting Operating Agreements

IMPORTANCE OF ENTITY PROTECTION – LIMITED PERSONAL LIABILITY

EARLY INVOLVEMENT OF YOUR NEVADA BUSINESS LAWYER IS ESSENTIAL

Drafting Operating Agreements and Effects of Handwritten Amendments (continued)

1. Vague and open to interpretation

When a contract is vague and ambiguous courts will go beyond the language of the agreement to consider the intent of the parties. A contract is ambiguous when it is subject to more than one reasonable interpretation. This “intent” is discovered in light of the situation existing at the agreement’s execution. As such, the intent of the parties is subject to interpretation, which could lead to negative results for all parties involved. In order to limit the chance that your agreement could be subjected to interpretation by a court, it is important to retain the services of an attorney.

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