by uslawessentials | Aug 10, 2018 | Contract law, What does . . . mean?
Contract of Adhesion vs. Unconscionable Contract A contract of adhesion is a standard form contract, usually created by one party with much stronger bargaining power, that another party will have to either sign as is, or reject. The weaker party will not have...
by uslawessentials | Nov 19, 2017 | Contract law
UCC 2-207 Get an A on your Law School Exam This content is now part of a course, currently on sale while content is added!...
by uslawessentials | Aug 22, 2017 | ADR, Contract law, video, What does . . . mean?
Arbitration and Arbitration Clauses Arbitration is a system of private justice in which parties agree to not go to court to resolve their dispute. Instead, the parties agree to have a neutral third party – – the arbitrator – – decide who...
by uslawessentials | Mar 27, 2017 | Contract law, video
Although our general rule is that acceptance requires some sort of overt manifestation that the offeree accepted an offer, sometimes silence is enough to accept an offer. Remember, the elements of a contract are offer, acceptance, and consideration. So how...
by uslawessentials | Jan 26, 2017 | Contract law, Legal English, What does . . . mean?
A promisor is someone who makes a promise to a promisee. Contract law teaches us whether a promisor is legally obligated to keep his promise. The person making the promise is called the promisor. The person to whom he makes the promise is a promisee. For...
