Dot-com firms redefine leasing needs in cyber age; traditional requirements of location above all else give way to 24/7 access as Internet start-ups settle into bricks and mortar

Article Abstract:

The key considerations when negotiating a lease for an Internet start-up business are discussed. Access comes first, meaning access to high-capacity fiber-optic cabling and telephone lines and access to the premises for employees every day of the year. Other considerations such as the impact of the Federal Bankruptcy Act are discussed.

Interpretation and construction, Commercial leases

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With parties scattered around the globe, settling out of court takes on a greater appeal

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Using arbitration as a way to encourage arbitration of multijurisdictional B2B disputes is discussed. Protocols for mediation should be adopted early in a business relationship and could include a willingness to mediate certain types of disputes with industry members.

Usage, Dispute resolution (Law)

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