Montana business owners who engage in creating contracts will likely deal with an anticipatory breach or two. This type of breach happens when one party states that it will be unable to deliver on its contractual obligations before the contract's expiration date. If...

Running a business in Montana requires you to have some specific environmental responsibilities. It's every business's legal responsibility to ensure that they minimize their environmental impact by recycling waste and always obtaining the necessary permits for any...

As a person involved in any form of business transaction, you should make sure that you have a basic understanding of business and contract law. These laws protect your rights as a business and an individual, and they are designed for you to fall back on when you need...

After reviewing the various business structures and the needs of your business, you may find that a corporation works best for you. While it may seem difficult or overly burdensome, taking the time to properly incorporate can provide long-term protection of your...

Few businesses can operate effectively without relying on contracts. Maybe it’s a small one, such as a bi-weekly delivery of certain supplies. Or maybe the business requires multiple custom agreements with contractors and employees. Either way, each contract is what...