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Duress in Contract Law: When a Threat Voids Your Agreement

Post Overview Topic: Duress (Threat of Harm) and Contract Voidability Goal: To explain the legal doctrine of duress, its different forms (physical, economic, etc.), the elements required to prove a claim, and the resulting legal consequences for a contract, such as being rendered voidable. Audience: Individuals and business owners seeking to understand the validity of […]

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The Burden of Proof: Understanding “Clear and Convincing”

Understanding legal standards of proof is crucial in any legal proceeding, whether you are a legal expert or a layperson. This post breaks down the often-misunderstood “clear and convincing evidence” standard, explaining its role and application in the legal system. A Deeper Look at the Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard In legal proceedings, the “burden

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