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Why Small Business Owners Depend on Business Law Attorneys During Small Business Week, the Small Business Administration recognizes the resilience and determination of American entrepreneurs. As a small business owner, legal counsel is an essential tool that can greatly contribute… 
Before Your Business Opens, It Is Crucial To Have a Partnership Agreement in Place Before Your Business Opens, It Is Crucial To Have a Partnership Agreement in Place. If you and your business partner have come up with the idea… 
Securing and Safeguarding Your Small Business Brand After successfully launching your company, you have high hopes for its future success. With a dedicated team and an eye-catching brand, you feel confident in your venture. However, the corporate world can be… 
How Can I Determine If I Have A Strong Breach Of Contract Case For My Business? When assessing whether you have a strong breach of contract case for your business, it is important to thoroughly review the contract in question.… 
Is It Time To Expand Your Workforce For Your Business? When you first started your business, it was just you. But as your business grew, you hired a few team members to help you out. However, with the recent influx… 
Tips for Avoiding a Messy Business Partnership Breakup Ending a business partnership can be just as complicated and emotionally charged as a divorce. To avoid a messy “partnership divorce,” it is crucial to plan ahead and have a comprehensive partnership… 
Mistakes Commonly Made By New Business Owners Starting a new business can be an exciting venture, but it’s important to avoid common mistakes that can hinder your success. Here are some steps you should take as a new business owner… 
The Most Effective Methods for an Entrepreneur to Minimize Legal Risk When launching a business, it is crucial to avoid any potential legal issues that could derail your plans in the future. To ensure the success of your business, it… 
Preparing for Success in Business Litigation: Mastering the Deposition A deposition is a critical discovery tool utilized by lawyers to obligate witnesses and opposing parties to provide sworn testimony. Typically, depositions serve three primary purposes: to gather information, extract admissions,… 
What to Do if Your Small Business Falls Victim to Fraud? Discovering that your small business has been defrauded can leave you feeling embarrassed, helpless, and humiliated. Fraud schemes are so prevalent that the FBI has categorized them into four… 
