In a seminar presentation, Doug Sanderson examines of what is recorded in a real estate loan transaction — the mortgage, or, more accurately in the Commonwealth of Virginia,...
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In Part II of his presentation on Commercial Lending and Loan Documentation in Virginia, Doug Sandersonexamines the commitment and planning processes. To read more, download the PDF....
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Doug Sanderson discusses preparing the proper and complete documents in the formation of a business entity in order to prevent and manage problems that entity might...
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In the course of negotiating leases, one of the issues most often left for the end of the process is the priority of the tenants’ rights...
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Ralph Tener summarizes the major characteristics of types of intellectual property, as they existed from 1991 through 2000. To view the chart, download the PDF....
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By: R. Peyton Mahaffey Gaining a competitive advantage by hiring key employees away from a competitor used to be an every-day occurrence. The practice has rapidly...
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Whether real property in Virginia may be sold as a single parcel or divided “in kind” is typically determined by the circuit courts by authority...
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During a presentation to the Fairfax County Arts Council, Doug Sanderson and Ralph Tener outlined legal issues that visual and performing artists must consider. A contract is an agreement...
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COMPARISON OF ATARI AND SEGAAS TO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT BY REVERSE ENGINEERING © 1993 Ralph M. TenerAll Rights ReservedMcCandlish & Lillard, P.C.11350 Random Hills Road, Suite...
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Doug Sanderson notes that authors of numerous magazine and newspaper articles have analyzed the substantial benefits and modest disadvantages of conducting business as a Virginia LLC,...
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