Even the steadiest of businesses go through partnership changes during normal times, often due to death, retirement, divorce, bankruptcy, or leaving to pursue other interests. But these are not normal times, which means that partnerships are shifting at a much higher...
Can a business or individual sue a partner for abandonment?
Business partnerships usually start with a sense of optimism. Unfortunately, not all partnerships are meant to be. When one partner leaves before the other is ready to shut it down, it can lead to more anger and frustration. This type of split can lead the abandoned...
How to minimize the risk of partnership disputes
What started out as a positive venture can quickly turn sour when partners fall out. Issues of ownership, control and the survival of the business can easily be threatened when partners disagree. Unfortunately, disagreements among business partners are relatively...
Shareholder disputes can turn ugly, cause damage to companies
When internal issues arise in a company, it is not unusual for predicaments to become difficult to handle. In some cases, shareholder disputes may lead to a need for serious repercussions, including letting high-ranking employees go. Of course, the ordeal may not end...
Business litigation results after breach of contract
When individuals share business ideas, it is common for them to enter into partnerships and create a company. Having multiple people on board can often help with decision making and other important factors of running a business. However, partners can also face...
Lawsuit stems from Pabst, MillerCoors partnership disputes
Business partnerships can often allow for companies to expand and carry out operations that they may not have the ability to handle on their own. Of course, these business relationships do not always remain strong, and partnership disputes could result. If the...
Shareholder disputes can arise among siblings
Working with family can have its ups and downs. Some family members may get along well, and a family-run business may operate smoothly. In other cases, siblings may believe that each is not being treated fairly, and it is not unusual for shareholder disputes involving...
Communication may be important in partnership disputes
Having a business partner can be a useful aspect when it comes to operating a company. Of course, it also means that differences in opinions will undoubtedly come up as will partnership disputes. Some issues may not seem immensely problematic, and Texas partners may...
Partnership disputes not uncommon when unseemly acts take place
Having a partner can often help prospective company owners and operators move forward with their business plans. Partnerships can allow for certain duties and responsibilities to be spread out so that one person is not overwhelmed. Of course, these business...
Partnership disputes may arise despite agreements
When going into business, many Texas residents understand the importance of contracts and agreements. Often, having an agreement could help prevent partnership disputes from taking place or at least outline how to handle disputes in the event that they arise. Because...
