Business Litigation

Like any relationship, a business partnership can be a powerful force that combines complementary skills, shares risk and amplifies growth. However, just as some friendships or romances run their course, partnerships in business can also lose their spark, alignment or...

Non-compete agreements prevent employees from working for competitors or starting similar businesses for a set period after leaving a company. These contracts protect businesses from losing trade secrets, client relationships, and market advantages. Violating a...

There are many types of contracts businesses may execute that include non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements. Frequently, businesses add restrictive covenants to employment contracts to prevent workers from putting the company at a disadvantage later....

Mass tort claims can pose significant challenges for businesses. These claims involve multiple plaintiffs seeking damages for similar injuries caused by a single product or action. Understanding the legal landscape of mass torts can help businesses navigate these...

Deadlocks in closely held corporations can create significant challenges. This process is especially difficult when key stakeholders disagree on critical decisions. While litigation is one way to resolve these disputes, it can be costly and time-consuming.  However,...

Data breaches and cybersecurity incidents are major threats to businesses today. These events can cause financial loss, reputational damage, and legal consequences.  Companies must take proactive measures to manage litigation risks associated with these threats. Use...

A fiduciary duty is a legal requirement that compels one party to act in the best interests of another party. This duty arises in various relationships, such as between trustees and beneficiaries, corporate directors and shareholders and business partners.  Breaching...

People form business partnerships with the hopes of achieving common goals and shared success. However, not all partnerships stand the test of time. According to the Harvard Business Review, 28 million people dissolved business partnerships in 2020. There are...

People who start a business together as partners generally share the same priorities. They want to develop a specific type of company and make it as profitable as possible. They will typically agree to a specific division of financial and practical responsibilities...

Most people enter business partnerships with high hopes and ambitions. Unfortunately, collaborating with another person does not always go according to plan. Maintaining a healthy relationship with your business partner requires you to utilize various strategies to...