In business association law, authority refers to the power or right of individuals to act on behalf of a company, organization, or partnership. Understanding authority is critical in determining the scope of what can be done within a business structure, who has the legal capacity to bind the company to agreements, and the consequences ofContinueContinue reading “Authority in Business Association Law: An Overview.”
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A lawyer may not charge a client for ordinary overhead expenses.
The principle that a lawyer may not charge a client for ordinary overhead expenses means that routine costs incurred in running a law practice are considered part of the lawyer’s general business operations and cannot be billed to clients as separate expenses. What Are “Ordinary Overhead Expenses”? These are expenses that are part of theContinueContinue reading “A lawyer may not charge a client for ordinary overhead expenses.”
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