Going through a dispute with a business partner can really feel like one of the biggest hurdles you will ever have to overcome. Fortunately, there are plenty of tools available that can help you get the best possible outcome and avoid burning your bridges at the same...
What seems like a promising business idea can go south for any number of reasons. Whether due to tensions with a co-owner or a decline in profitability, a time may come when leaving your partnership is the best option for your future. Business disputes and partnership...
The U.S. Securities Exchange Commission exempts private corporations from registering their securities. Private companies offering stocks to accredited investors may be exempt under Regulation A, as noted on SEC.gov. Under Regulation D, private corporations may remain...
Non-compete contracts detail particular parameters and restrictions designed to shield a business from detrimental solicitation, recruiting, disclosure or confidentiality breaches that could compromise the wellbeing and success of the company. Though these contracts...
If you run a small business, the impact of a lawsuit could have an especially devastating impact on your firm. Although litigation can pose a threat to any business, regardless of their size, many small business owners face unique challenges in the wake of legal...
Litigation may appear to be the logical way to resolve a dispute with the shareholders of your company. However, there are disadvantages to bringing your shareholder issues to court. You might wish to explore arbitration as a non-public and more expedient option....
Oregon’s statute of limitations for pursuing an unpaid contractual debt is six years. The timeline starts on the date that your customer defaulted or breached an agreement to pay. You may contact a customer to discuss an outstanding account. You may not, however,...
Disputes in business are common. Whether it is a minor disagreement between partners, or a vendor has an issue with payment, it is important to know what options there are for resolution. A business contract can help prevent numerous disputes. However, if a problem...
Whether you are a small business owner or oversee a larger corporation, you may handle contracts regularly. Knowing how to create, organize, evaluate and sign contracts is an important part of daily business activities. Do you know what to do, however, if someone does...
You did everything to keep your company open, but you think you have no choice but to close it. Even if you want to open another company later, you must shutter your current entity properly. The U.S. Small Business Administration guides entrepreneurs through shutting...