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Business partners can complement each other's skills and contributions. They share the burdens that come with the development of a new organization and the profits when the company is successful. Those contemplating a new business partnership likely need to negotiate...
When parties enter into a contract, they have an obligation to be truthful. If an individual or someone representing a business fails to disclose relevant information or claims to have qualifications they don’t have, they could be guilty of “fraudulent...
Business planning is important when starting out, and a solid plan can give the business direction. If there are multiple people involved, like two business partners, the plan also ensures that they’re both on the same page. They’re working toward similar goals, and...
The process of settling a deceased person's estate (probate) can be complex under any circumstances, but when businesses are involved, additional challenges can arise. Here are three matters that can complicate probate when it intersects with business interests. 1....
Business partner disputes can be very complicated. Two people may not see eye to eye, and it can become difficult to make decisions. After all, if both people own 50% of the company, then they have to work together on these important decisions, rather than letting one...
Opening a business is a major undertaking because there are so many things to consider. One of these is what types of taxes have to be paid. The specific taxes that a business will have to pay depends on the business structure, the type of goods or services they...
In general, a fiduciary duty means that someone has to consider the best interests of another individual or potentially a business entity when making decisions. If they have a fiduciary duty, they cannot simply act in their own best interests at all times, especially...
Business disputes are almost inevitable, but how you handle them can make a big difference in your company's future. While filing a lawsuit might seem like the only way to get justice when dealing with a contract breach, a partnership fallout or unfair competition, it...
One of the first decisions you have to make when you start a business is the type of structure you’ll use. Some people choose to start out with a sole proprietorship, but that’s not the only option you have. A limited liability company (LLC) is another one of those...
Many people assume they have a right of inheritance when someone dies. Spouses, children and other immediate family members are the legal heirs who inherit from an estate if the deceased person does not have a will. People can also establish wills that name various...