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Wanting a business to succeed is what every shareholder wants. Unfortunately, when more than one person is involved in company business, differences of opinion are bound to occur, which can lead to various disputes. These disputes may lead to litigation unless...
As a business owner, you likely understood from the beginning of your venture that disputes were likely to occur at some point. In some instances, you and others involved with your company may have the ability to handle the issue fairly quickly and quietly. In other...
No one goes into business planning to fail, but it is reasonable to expect problems to arise at some point. For example, partnership disputes happen more often than one might think. Business partners in Texas can help themselves and their companies by planning for...
No matter how many plans you make and steps you take as a business owner to protect your company and keep employees, partners, vendors, clients and investors happy, problems are likely to arise at some point. There are things that you can do to help avoid disputes,...
In the business world, contracts are a must. They are a way to keep two or more parties accountable to each other and allow for legal recourse if one party fails to uphold his or her end of the agreement. Written contracts are preferred as they provide tangible...
Litigation is not always the best choice for solving business disputes. In some cases it is necessary, but generally it is better to treat it as a last resort. Many business entities seek to mediate or arbitrate as opposed to litigate. However, it is important to...
People that you employ may have access to your sensitive business information, like your sales data or your client list. To prevent your employees from using your information to compete against you, you may have them sign a noncompete agreement. A noncompete may bring...
Over the past couple of decades, more and more companies have required their employees to sign contracts that prevent them from sharing company information with other parties. Referred to as nondisclosure agreements or confidentiality agreements, these contracts...
If you are in business, you likely deal with contracts every day. While having well-drafted agreements helps minimize disputes, you likely cannot avoid conflict forever. As such, you may want to include an arbitration clause in your contracts. Alternatively, you may...
When your business contracts with government agencies in Denton, you often enjoy more security in such a relationship than you may with private organizations given that such agencies often do not have to worry about a lack of resources. Yet working with the government...
