Disputes between a company and a former founder are not uncommon in Oregon and other states. Founders and creators of a company do not always stay compatible with the other leaders of the company as it grows and moves forward. A recent case in another state is an...
Month: February 2019
Looking to sell your business? Here’s what you should do
You have an idea for a business. You create a product, find funding, develop a market. Your business thrives. Now it’s time for you to move on to another venture. It’s time for you to sell your business.What do you do now? A qualified, experienced attorney...
Business formation for startups depends on the founder’s vision
In Oregon and elsewhere, a startup business is a special kind of new business enterprise that is usually marked by certain characteristics. It usually involves a venture that is technology-related and that has an exceptionally high growth expectation. It is usually...
Band members’ royalty dispute enters into business litigation
Oregon has its share of intellectual property disputes that arise in a wide variety of factual circumstances. One common area of business litigation involves disputes over royalty payments to artists, inventors and other claimants. These disputes often involve an...
Bait-and-switch claims lead to business litigation
Customer satisfaction is often a top priority for Oregon business owners. Without being in their customers' good graces, many companies may not hope to succeed. However, even successful companies can land in hot water when their customers believe that they have been...
