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Under Article 2 of Uniform Commercial Code UCC, there is no enforceable sale of goods without specified quantity set forth in contract. Failure to agree to purchase or sell a specific quantity of goods could be problematic if assurance of supply is important for business.

In the business world, many companies enter into long-term contracts with respect to high volume, expensive, or essential transactions. A long-term contract is certainly beneficial for ...

The legislation would explicitly exclude a CBDC from the definition of money in Florida, effectively banning its use in the state.

/PRNewswire/ -- Hilco Streambank is offering for sale the assets of Toadfish, LLC. Toadfish is a lifestyle brand featuring cookware, drinkware, fishing...

The California Senate candidate talked with The Gray Area about some solutions to it.

The event will review the impact of new case law and updates to the Uniform Commercial Code ... | April 14, 2023

California Senator Dave Min has authored an unfortunately numbered bill, SB 666, that would prohibit a "covered entity"  from charging the following fees to a small business in...

CA Senator authored SB 666 to prohibit covered entity from charging following fees to small business with commercial financing transaction fee for accepting or processing payment required by terms of commercial financing contract as automated clearinghouse transfer debit

In its current form, the Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) does little to accommodate emerging technologies such as cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens.  In efforts to modernize and...

JLL’s Brett Rosenberg is ready for as many commercial foreclosures as a rocky market can throw at her.