Many companies rely on noncompete agreements to protect key operations and clients. However, sometimes, contract disputes with the former employee can create serious financial and career risks for both sides. Understanding Massachusetts law can help them protect their...
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What should a business owner do when someone steals their scientific innovation?
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Sep 25, 2026 | Business & Commercial Litigation
You spent years developing your breakthrough product. Countless hours in the lab, failed experiments, refined prototypes and finally — success. Your scientific innovation became the foundation of your thriving business. Unfortunately, with success can come problems....
Can a co-owner sue after being locked out of the business?
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Aug 20, 2026 | Business & Commercial Litigation
Being shut out of a company you helped build can feel like the ground moved overnight. You may fear the other owner is moving money, signing new deals or telling customers that you are no longer involved. Still, a changed password or locked office does not settle the...
What should business owners do when a contract dispute starts?
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Jul 22, 2026 | Business & Commercial Litigation
Business owners count on contracts to help set expectations for business deals. While many contracts are successfully completed, there are times when the terms of a contract aren’t met. This can lead to a breach of contract scenario. A contract dispute can...
When can a business sue for fraudulent misrepresentation?
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Jun 1, 2026 | Business & Commercial Litigation
A business deal built on false information can cause financial harm that goes beyond a broken promise. If this happened to your business, Massachusetts law may provide a legal path to litigation. Core elements behind the claim Fraudulent misrepresentation is a civil...
4 ways a competitor’s false claims slash your revenue
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Mar 26, 2026 | Business & Commercial Litigation
If a rival business in Braintree uses deceptive tactics to lure your customers away, your bottom line suffers immediate damage. You do not have to accept these losses as a part of doing business. Under Massachusetts law, businesses can recover actual damages when they...
Can you force contract performance instead of damages?
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Jan 26, 2026 | Business & Commercial Litigation
You sign a contract because you want results, not excuses. When the other side fails to deliver, your first question is often simple. Can you force them to do what they promised? Or would money be the only remedy available? Under Massachusetts law, the answer depends...
Using civil litigation to terminate contractual obligations
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Dec 10, 2025 | Business & Commercial Litigation
Contract-related lawsuits often seek to enforce contractual obligations. When one party fails to deliver on their contractual promises, the other party can ask the courts to enforce the contract or award them damages for the impact of the contract violation. ...
How to handle cease-and-desist letters over advertising claims
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Nov 24, 2025 | Business & Commercial Litigation
Getting a cease-and-desist letter about your advertising can be stressful, especially when you’re unsure if you actually did anything wrong. It doesn’t always mean a lawsuit is coming, but it does mean someone believes your marketing crossed a legal line. Here’s how...
Know when to defend — and when to settle — lawsuits
On Behalf of Fein Law Office | Sep 29, 2025 | Business & Commercial Litigation
To most small business owners, their companies are like another child. They created it, funded it and nurtured its growth and development. Finding out that your business is the defendant in a lawsuit can be shocking. But while the news may be startling, it is not out...
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