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If a supplier, service provider or employee violates their contract with your company, there could be financial consequences. The nature of the breach and the relationship with the person or business who did not fulfill their obligations to your company will impact...
Most successful businesses face competition. Even if you were at one point the only company in your specific business niche, your success may have inspired others to start their own companies and compete with you. Competition can be great for consumers, but it can be...
If you are a real estate entrepreneur, it is likely that a large part of your work and your livelihood depends on the services of real estate agents. You will need to cooperate with them when buying and selling homes, and you'll likely pay them a commission for the...
As a property owner, you need to actively protect your property and ensure that no one impinges on your rights. Being vigilant in this regard will help you to prevent a complex situation, since taking action as soon as a problem begins will most likely lead to an...
As a trustee, your job is to manage the assets in a trust and cooperate with beneficiaries when they make appropriate requests for trust assets. You may need to protect and maintain physical assets or make smart decisions about selling and investing financial assets...
As a business owner, you may spend a considerable amount of time working with suppliers. While this is necessary to the overall well-being of your company, it also has the potential to bring about challenges and disagreements. If a supplier breaches its contract with...
A dispute with your business partner is complicated enough on its own. It’s even more complicated if you don’t have a partnership agreement. Even so, this is fairly common. A lot of times, a business starts as a small idea between friends or even family members. They...
The fiduciary that you select for an estate or trust must be someone reputable whom you trust. After all, they will be in charge of protecting your best interests if you pass away or become incapacitated. Many people select a spouse, relative or trusted friend....
There’s a perception that we live in a litigious society. Threats to sue another party are commonplace. When one party decides to follow through on that threat, it’s tempting to dismiss their claims as being frivolous or without merit. However, they may have a...
The protection of personal assets is a major concern for many who are starting a business. Building a new company often requires tremendous personal sacrifice to begin with. Knowing that future challenges within the business may further jeopardize one's personal...
