Business Law

When you hear the words business partner, you probably envision people always working in close collaboration on all key matters pertaining to a company. But what if your business partner makes a deal to acquire a major new client or drop a client, for example, without...

You’ve created, financed and organized your company on your own. So far, the business has been a great success and is continuing to grow. In fact, the growth is so exponential that you're considering enlisting some help.  You’re searching for a new business partner...

A lot of people (incorrectly) believe that the U.S. Constitutional guarantee that permits free speech equals a right to say anything they want -- online or off -- without consequences. While the government can’t tell people what they can say, you (as an...

It’s not unusual for medical professionals to dream about owning their own partnership, but California’s laws surrounding such partnerships are somewhat different than in other states. In addition, medical partnerships can run into unexpected complications when it...

You wouldn’t have gone into business with your partners unless you trusted them -- but your trust has been misused and outright broken. One of your partners has been actively dipping into the accounts for their own expenses. You know you need to act fast to limit the...

Contracts are important in business because they enable the parties involved to know what to expect from an agreement. They can be written or verbal, but they should always be followed. Businesses that meet the terms of contracts are usually known as reliable and...