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Bernstein Law Firm Client Advisory
In this quarterly issue of Bernstein Law Firm's client advisory, our attorneys keep you current on a number of issues vital to the health of many businesses through our blog. The articles in this advisory focus on what important things to include in a contract, information on clawback litigation and building and expanding your business network in a tight economy. We encourage you to share these advisories with others who might benefit from the information.
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Robert S.Bernstein
Five Essential Contracts for Small Businesses
 While the agreements discussed in this article could impact most businesses, for small to medium-sized businesses, maintaining an up-to-date and well-tailored form of these contracts can be crucial. Although no contract can be guaranteed to prevent a dispute with a major customer, vendor, or even an employee or co-owner, have these agreements in place could avoid or minimize the damage. |
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| Nicholas D.Krawec
Building and Expanding Your Business Network and Relationships in a Tight Economy |
 There are local businesses and local organizations (Chambers of Commerce, industry and trade groups, etc.) that can be leveraged to expand your personal and business contacts to bring you a regular supply of new business. After all, that's what networking is all about. Allow me to share some of the things I recently have learned about networking, and the importance of improving our networking skills, to keep a steady flow of business coming to us, especially in these difficult economic times.
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| Jillian L. Nolan
Investor Beware! What Everyone Should Know About Clawback Litigation |
 In light of the recent Madoff Scandal, an area of law commonly referred to as "Clawback Litigation" is becoming a hot topic among investors. Bernard Madoff masterminded the largest Ponzi scheme in American history. Madoff's scheme has created a financial frenzy for some investors who had redeemed their initial investments and may have made a profit.
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