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In the realm of family businesses, the term 'shareholder' refers to an individual or entity owning at least one share of the company's stock, thus, a fraction of the company itself. These shareholders can range from external investors to family members who have been...
Disputes between commercial landlords and tenants can be complex, with significant financial implications. They also can be disruptive to conducting business and harm a professional reputation. While they may be unfortunate in commercial leasing, the problem can be...
An anticipatory breach, also known as anticipatory repudiation, occurs when one party to a contract indicates that they will not fulfill their contractual obligations. It can happen through an explicit declaration of intending not to perform or actions that render...
The prospect of litigation can be daunting. Still, it is crucial to recognize the significant benefits that legal litigation can offer in resolving a business dispute. While alternative dispute resolution methods have their place, litigation provides a formal and...
A business divorce or partnership break-up can be a messy process. The end of a working relationship could also trigger the end of the social relationship between two partners. As if that weren't enough of a concern, the end of their collaboration could also have...
Nearly any real estate transaction has the potential to be complicated, but this is particularly true in commercial real estate, where millions of dollars are on the line. The plaintiffs can be owners, corporations, tenants, contractors, developers, or neighbors. The...
A healthy business partnership can be a very valuable relationship. Both partners may derive emotional and social support from having a partner. The contributions each partner offers can round out what the other brings to the table. If one partner experiences some...
Online reviews are a fact of life for any business-to-consumer company. Whether it is brick-and-mortar retailers, digital entities, restaurants, or landlords, businesses are at risk of encoutering unhappy customers complaining online. B2C companies should handle these...
Non-disclosure agreements have become increasingly unpopular in recent years, particularly in relation to employment law. Still, they are an essential part of negotiations when one company buys another or merges. No mergers and acquisition (M&A) deal closes...
Are you worried that your business partner might cause a dispute that could create serious problems for your company? It can be helpful to identify red flags in advance so that you know how likely this is to happen. Doing so can help you to potentially avoid the...