A Receivables Purchase Agreement is a contract for the purchase and sale of a company's accounts receivable. Accounts receivables is a collection of the accounts that a company reasonably believes, by performance on a contract or history of past performance, will generate income. Check this article out if you want to learn more about Receivables Purchase Agreements.

This article describes Plan of Merger Agreements and the key points you want to make sure are addressed when getting involved in one.

This article describes how to construct clear and effective placement agency agreements in order to protect your business.

An easy to read overview that includes just about everything you need to know about Independent Contractor Agreements.

Without a security agreement, it is improbable that individuals or businesses would be able to borrow much money, for interest rates would be prohibitively high. Security agreements allow for the free flow of credit and capital by assuring lenders that they will be repaid on the loans they make.

There are many reasons why people quit law school - it's a difficult and taxing time for any students, and thousands quit at the start of their first year. This article takes a look at why students quit law school.

Blogging has taken the Internet by storm - it seems that everyone is doing it, from your neighbor down the street to famous celebrities and musicians. Blogging is a term that comes from "web logging" and was shortened to blogging; and thusly a weblog quickly became shortened to blog.

Lawyers are quietly looking out for us (their clients), but that doesn't mean that they sometimes wish we knew more about business law basics so that we could avoid common pitfalls. Check this article out learn more.

Companies design Equity Incentive Plans ("Plans") to provide key, upper-level employees an equity interest in the company. The purpose of these plans is to motivate these employees to perform their best tie these employees' financial futures to the stock price of the company.

Letters of Credit are incredibly useful and sometimes necessary tools in the course of international trade. They essentially serve to notify a seller of goods that a buyer has a line of credit with a credible financial institution.