Where Business And Law Come Together
You may find yourself in a situation where both you and your business partner are ready to be done, and you don’t have a lot of potential options. You can sell the business to someone else, for example. You could simply close the business down and liquidate the...
Mergers can completely change the functional abilities of your company and also its financial situation. If you overextend the company financially, it may never recover from the merger. On the other hand, adding new staff and facilities could be exactly what your...
It’s a painful but unavoidable reality: If you run a business, you’re bound to occasionally run into problems and the threat of litigation. Whether that threat comes from a disgruntled former employee, an ex-partner, a supplier, a vendor or a customer, you need to...
Growing a business naturally can be a very slow process. You may need new employees and new facilities to scale up from your current scope of operations. For such growth to occur organically, you may need to invest years of effort and planning. Even successful...
If you are starting a business with someone that you already know well, you may decide that you don't really need a partnership agreement. Maybe this person is a close friend from a business where the two of you already worked together. Maybe they're even a family...
If you own commercial real estate that you rent out to your tenants, you want to know that you can get the money owed and that you’ll be able to hold your tenants to their contracts. Then, if your tenants default, you’ll be able to seek the money you deserve and...
You want your company to grow, so you look into acquiring another business or combining your operations with a competitor's. Successful mergers and acquisitions can help a company rebrand, reach a much larger portion of the market and expand without the risk of taking...
As a business owner, you know which information you have that is proprietary. You know which trade secrets could harm your business if exposed, and you take steps to prevent that from happening. You may have a noncompete agreement in place with your employees right...
If you are on the verge of combining your business with another enterprise, the process will likely be complex. There will be intense negotiations regarding is the price that you pay for certain assets or the way that you will run the newly-merged business. You may...
When two businesses merge, the results may include a larger market share and a stronger brand. Some mergers are subject to intense scrutiny out of concern that it will lead to monopolization or market domination in an industry or a specific community. If your merger...