Disputes are common regardless of the relationship between parties. In business, disputes that arise between partners and shareholders can prove catastrophic for the company. Not all disagreements between shareholders are over simple and easy to resolve matters. Some...
You create a fiduciary relationship when you entrust another person or entity to use his, her or its discretion or experience to act in your best interests, and when that person or entity knowingly accepts that responsibility. Per U.S. law, once you establish a...
If you are the owner of a property, you can do almost anything you want with it, although the law does impose some restrictions. If you are not the owner, you generally do not have the right to do anything with the property. However, the law does allow for an...
Community plans in California focus on villages, neighborhoods and communities within larger jurisdictions. They provide guidelines for development strategies best suited in particular areas. If your business doesn’t meet the zoning requirements listed in the...
When you own a significant portion of land in California you may receive inquiries from people regarding easements. Agreeing to an easement means you agree to allow others to use your property even though you maintain the owner's rights. Understanding the different...
Relationships ebb and flow through time, and those forged in business are no different. Even the most solid business partnerships may face challenges that call the future of the organization into question. Some disputes arise more often in a business partnership....
