Category Archives: Shareholder Partnership Disputes
Never Signed a Partnership Agreement? You Might Still Be in A Legal Partnership
Across Florida, many people choose to set up their business as a partnership. A partnership is a ‘pass through’ entity that offers major advantages in many situations. While most business owners are broadly familiar with the idea of a partnership, many are not aware of the fact that a legally valid partnership can be… Read More »
Resolving a Partnership Dispute: Requesting an Accounting
Disputes between business partners can sometimes turn ugly. Relatively minor issues can spiral into much larger problems, and the business relationship can suffer as a result. A dispute can become costly and all around counterproductive. A legal strategy known as an ‘accounting’ can potentially help you reach a resolution in your partnership dispute. If… Read More »
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do: Dissolving A Partnership In Florida
It happens to all of us. You thought you found the right partner, so you took things to the next level and ventured on a new journey together, hoping it would equally benefit both of you. However, things fell apart down the road and you do not see any way that you can continue… Read More »
Do People Involved in Partnership Disputes Need to Retain an Attorney?
Partnerships are one of the most common business formations utilized in Florida. A partnership exists when two or more individuals cooperate to conduct business for profit. While partnerships are relatively easy to form, they have the inherent drawback of making all partners personally liable for all debts incurred by the business. In fact, if… Read More »
Strategies for Resolving Partnership Disputes
People who go into business with a partner often do so while wearing rose-colored glasses. No one ever expects disputes to arise among people who are willing to go into business together. Yet, all too often it happens. Partnership disputes can often be high stakes; the future of the business itself may be on… Read More »
