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Reaching a major disagreement with your partner can be stressful. When daily work stops because of disputes, your company is in danger. How can you use Florida law to break this deadlock and protect your business? What solutions exist within your operating agreement?...
People who do business together may initially agree on plans for their company, but their expectations may eventually diverge. One partner may experience a change in health or marital status that affects their plans for the future. The need to pivot as the market...
One potential reason for litigation between businesses is when the two have a contract and one side alleges that it has been breached. This can sometimes be resolved through negotiation and mediation, but it may also require litigation in court. While the specifics of...
An old proverb states that “A lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth can get its boots on,” and that certainly can be true. Those words can truly resonate with people who have had defamatory statements spread around about them or their businesses....
Business litigation can be the result of a partner's misconduct or an employee violating a contract. In some cases, it may relate to unfair competition. There are a handful of key rules regulating domestic businesses. When companies engage in unfair competitive...
The goal when negotiating and drafting a contract is often to ensure that a business arrangement meets a company's needs. Provided that everyone committing to the contract fulfills their obligations, the contract can be a beneficial and even protective document....
Every business partnership begins with shared dreams and mutual trust. Partners often start their journey with late-night planning sessions, enthusiastic handshakes and genuine excitement for the future. The camaraderie of building something together can create deep...
When you enter a business partnership in Florida, you take on specific legal duties. This creates what's known as a "fiduciary relationship," which means you must act in the best interests of both the partnership and your partners. These legal responsibilities are...