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Trade secrets are valuable assets for many businesses. Protecting them during litigation is important because the process can expose sensitive information. Companies can take steps to keep their trade secrets safe. Use protective orders A protective order stops trade...
Zoning laws determine how land can be used in different areas. These laws help organize urban planning and ensure the appropriate use of land in cities. Changes in zoning laws can significantly impact existing commercial real estate contracts, especially in a state...
Discovery is an integral part of commercial litigation. During this process, parties involved in a legal disagreement gather information and evidence. It helps you obtain the details required to build your case. This procedure determines the key facts and decides the...
In the fast-paced world of commerce, technology has changed the landscape of legal disputes. From resolving conflicts to presenting evidence, the influence of technology on commercial litigation is undeniable. Electronic discovery One significant aspect of...
Being frozen out of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) by another shareholder can be a challenging and frustrating situation. However, you can take steps to address this issue and protect your rights as a shareholder. Document everything Keep thorough documentation of...
Forming an LLC is advantageous at the outset of a new business for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is the ability for multiple entrepreneurs to launch a joint venture under a separate legal identity. When two or more leaders go into business together,...
Limited liability company structures give you the benefits of a partnership and sole proprietorship, such as pass-through taxes and no board requirements, but protect your personal assets similar to a corporation. They are easy and inexpensive to create as well....
Property owners and managers have a legal responsibility to protect their employees, tenants and visitors from accidents and injury. Common accidents on commercial properties include slip and falls, inadequate security and hazardous conditions. 1. Slip and fall...
After what might be months of planning, preparation and negotiation, signing a commercial lease is one of the final steps before you can open the doors of your new business. Keep in mind, though, that it always pays off to carefully read the terms of your lease before...
When launching a new business or opening a new location, compliance with local regulations is essential. Failing to comply can lead to disputes with neighboring property owners and your local zoning board. Zoning disputes can be time-consuming, costly and disruptive...
