Cellai Law Office, P.C.

09/22/2026

Selling a business but keeping outstanding accounts receivable or breach of contract claims?

Don’t overlook one critical detail: the evidence needed to prove those claims.

If important contracts, records, emails, or financial documentation are lost or transferred during the sale, pursuing a claim later can become much more difficult.

Our latest blog explains why proper document preservation should be part of the planning process when retaining claims after a business sale.

🔗 Read more: https://cellailaw.com/selling-a-business-but-retaining-contract-claims-dont-lose-the-evidence-you-need/

Selling a business but retaining accounts receivable or breach of contract claims? Learn why preserving documentation is critical to future litigation with Cellai Law Offices in Boston MA & Braintree MA.

08/28/2026

🚨 Selling Your Business? Don’t Forget About Your Accounts Receivable!

When you sell a business, you may decide to retain the company’s accounts receivable and continue collecting money owed to you after the sale.

But there’s something important you may not be thinking about: the records behind those receivables.

Contracts, invoices, payment histories, correspondence and other supporting documentation may become extremely important if a dispute or civil lawsuit arises later. Simply retaining the right to collect an account may not be enough—you may also need the documentation necessary to substantiate the claim and respond to discovery requests.

At Cellai Law Offices, P.C., we want business owners to understand these potential issues before completing a business sale.

📖 Read our new blog post:
👉 https://cellailaw.com/selling-a-business-dont-forget-your-accounts-receivable-records/

If you're selling a business, retaining accounts receivable, or dealing with a business-related dispute, understanding your legal obligations early can help you avoid unnecessary complications later.

Cellai Law Offices, P.C.
Boston & Braintree, Massachusetts
📞 617-367-2199

08/03/2026

⚖️ "It got harder to perform" isn't the same as "impracticable."

Under Massachusetts law, the impracticability defense has to strike at the very core of a contract — and whether it actually applies is a question for a jury, not an automatic way out.

We break down what this means for MA businesses enforcing contracts and collecting debts. 👇

Read the full post: https://cellailaw.com/the-impracticability-defense-must-go-to-the-heart-of-the-contract/

MA courts require impracticability to strike at a contract's core. Cellai Law Offices helps Boston & Braintree businesses enforce agreements and collect debts.

07/06/2026

Courts here won't let a party off the hook for breaching a contract just because performance became inconvenient or costly — if a reasonable alternative exists, the contract stands. This comes up often in commercial debt collection, where debtors try to dress up ordinary business risk as "impracticability."
Our latest blog breaks down how MA courts actually apply this defense — and why it rarely works in a debtor's favor. 👇
📖 Read more: https://cellailaw.com/ma-contract-enforcement-impracticability-defense-boston-law-firm/

Need help enforcing a contract or collecting a commercial debt? Cellai Law Offices, P.C. serves businesses throughout Boston, Braintree, and the South Shore. Contact us today.

Massachusetts courts reject impracticability defenses when alternatives exist. Cellai Law Offices helps Boston & Braintree businesses enforce contracts and collect commercial debts. Call Cellai Law in Boston MA or Braintree MA today.

06/05/2026

When Courts Stay — Rather Than Terminate — Contracts Under the Impracticability Doctrine: What Massachusetts Businesses Need to Know.

Learn more at: https://cellailaw.com/when-courts-stay-rather-than-terminate-contracts-under-the-impracticability-doctrine-what-massachusetts-businesses-need-to-know/

Cellai Law Offices in Braintree MA & Boston MA: When courts stay rather than terminate contracts under the impracticability doctrine what Massachusetts businesses need to know

05/08/2026

Are Judgments Nondischargeable in Bankruptcy? What Boston Creditors Need to Know.

Learn more at https://cellailaw.com/are-judgments-nondischargeable-in-bankruptcy-what-boston-creditors-need-to-know/

At Cellai Law Offices, P.C. of Boston MA & Braintree MA, one of the most common questions we receive from creditors and businesses throughout the Greater Boston area is whether a civil judgment can survive a bankruptcy filing — and the answer depends heavily on the circumstances surrounding that d...

04/24/2026

Cellai Law Offices in Boston & Braintree are experts in MA area construction companies and general contractors construction contract disputes. Helping your company collect debt owed to you from approved construction contracts.

Learn how by clicking the below link:
https://cellailaw.com/construction-contract-dispute/

Construction Contract Dispute MA, Cellai Law Offices in Boston MA & Braintree MA helps General Contractors and Construction Companies collect on construction contracts & debt collections.

03/17/2026

Can a Debtor Defendant Avoid a Contract Based Upon The Defenses of Impracticability or Impossibility of Performance?

Cellai Law Offices in Boston MA & Braintree A Can Help!
https://cellailaw.com/can-a-debtor-defendant-avoid-a-contract-based-upon-the-defenses-of-impracticability-or-impossibility-of-performance/

Can a Debtor Defendant Avoid a Contract Based Upon The Defenses of Impracticability or Impossibility of Performance? Cellai Law Offices in Boston MA can help!

02/27/2026

Find Out If The Use Of The Doctrines Of Impracticability Or Impossibility Of Performance For COVID Related Debt Issues Is Helpful.

The attorneys at Cellai Law Offices in Boston & Braintree MA can guide you to the best outcome.

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Cellai Law Offices are experts in commercial debt collection law. Learn more about the use Of The Doctrines Of Impracticability Or Impossibility Of Performance For COVID Related debt issues.

01/27/2026

Does a Claim Lie Against a Purchaser of Goods Over Its UCC-1 Financing Statement For Boston MA & Braintree MA Businesses?

Ask the commercial debt legal experts Cellai Law Boston & Braintree MA & Read The Link Below For More:
https://cellailaw.com/does-a-claim-lie-against-a-purchaser-of-goods-over-its-ucc-1-financing-statement/

Does a Claim Lie Against a Purchaser of Goods Over Its UCC-1 Financing Statement For Boston MA Business? Ask the commercial legal experts Cellai Law Boston & Braintree MA.