Items Tagged with 'contracts'

The agreement eliminates the need for additional Requests for Proposals (RFPs), allowing public bodies to bypass lengthy procurement processes and acquire essential equipment faster and more cost-effectively. 

A U.S. District Court decision clarifies why the defendants’ conduct was not the legal cause of a plaintiff’s death. 

In Michigan, an arsonist set the plaintiff’s liquor store on fire.

A man trapped for five days after a fire tore through an apartment building filed a suit seeking compensation to punish the defendant.

Website operators who seek to bind visitors to the terms of an arbitration agreement must make those terms “reasonably conspicuous” under the law.

An insurer sues an alarm company for failing to respond when a subscriber’s pipes burst, but a lack of a contract negates the claim.

How does California’s Prop 22 “Gig Economy” law impact the fire and security industry?

This Month’s Article will deviate somewhat from our normal review of current litigation cases: as a fairly new entity has arisen in the security industry: the Management Company.

Was an officer justified in shooting two service dogs during a burglar alarm incident?