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Employees under contract are generally savvier about their rights than those in previous eras. Interestingly, this has made many employers overly focused on ensuring they do nothing to violate the terms of an employment contract. Unfortunately, losing focus on your...
A partner can bring a lot to a business. However, the wrong business partner can create more difficulties than necessary. When looking for a business partner, owners should consider every minor detail. It can be hard to pin down what will make a good partner. Here are...
Ensuring accessibility for all individuals is not just a legal requirement but a moral imperative. The Americans with Disabilities Act outlines accommodation guidelines for people with diverse needs. However, certain violations are commonly cited, signaling the need...
Contracts serve as the backbone of business transactions, outlining the terms and expectations between the parties involved. Despite meticulous planning, businesses often grapple with contract breaches, leading to disruptions and financial implications. 1. Material...
A commercial lease can be beneficial for all parties. The landlord receives regular income and the tenant gets the use of the property to conduct their business operations. For the most part, such agreements run smoothly but this isn’t always the case. As with most...
When a business wishes to locate itself in a commercial building, the lease agreement with the property owner tries to eliminate as many areas of potential dispute as possible. The lease agreement can detail how much the tenant is expected to pay each month plus the...
The executives negotiating a business merger or acquisition usually look at the big picture for the organization. They want to achieve rapid expansion or to establish a larger market share, and a massive business transaction may be the best way to do so. Once one...
Those who are considering purchasing a business or putting one up for sale will often start with a valuation. Both sides need to agree on roughly what the business is worth in the current market. The valuation may not give them the direct selling price, but it gives...
Disputes over property lines can be costly, time-consuming and stressful. Avoiding these conflicts starts with an in-depth understanding of your property’s boundaries and the steps available to you to enforce them. There are several things to consider when you want to...
Shareholder disputes can be a complex and challenging issue for businesses operating in California. These conflicts can arise for various reasons, often leading to disagreements among individuals who hold ownership stakes in a company. 1. Differences in vision and...