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Resolving Business Disputes and Going to CourtAs a business owner, you will likely find yourself considering whether to take an issue to an attorney or you may find yourself at the receiving end of a lawsuit. Here are some tips to help you minimize legal fees, to help you decide whether to sue, and to understand legal processes. You will also find information about giving a deposition or expert testimony in a lawsuit.
Essentials of Business Contracts
Here are the essentials of a business contract, including the elements that make it enforceable. The Small Claims Process
If you have a customer who owes you money, you may have considered taking this person to small claims court. Here are the details of the small claims process. Mediation and Arbitration
Many business contracts today include an arbitration or mediation clause. You need to know what these terms mean. Here are descriptions of how the processes work. What is a Non-compete Agreement?
Many partnerships, business sales, and employment contracts include non-compete agreement. Here are the elements of these agreements How Do I Give a Deposition?
If you have to give a deposition, here are some things you need to know. |
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