What Is Business Litigation?
An Overview of Legal Issues and Solutions You may wonder, "What is business litigation?" Business litigation is a field of business law that deals with legal issues in business and commercial relationships, such as legal disputes or conflicts between parties to...
Arbitration: The “Private Court” Process for Resolving Disputes
Experience a world where business disputes can be swiftly, cost-effectively and less anxiously settled, welcome to the concept of arbitration in the commercial sphere! This blog post will shed light on this valuable alternate to litigation that may prove an...
Unlocking the Mystery of a Property Lien: What You Need to Know
A property lien can present a big roadblock when it comes to selling or refinancing one’s home, and understanding them is essential for any property owner. This blog post seeks to demystify the basics of these kinds of liens, including common types, as well as how...
Unraveling the Significance of Demand Letters in Business
In the intricate world of business, legal disputes can arise unexpectedly, necessitating strategic responses. A demand letter often serves as the initial volley in such situations, carrying profound implications for both the sender and the recipient. A demand letter...
Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act: A Guide for Businesses
The federal government has added yet another level of bureaucratic oversight to the business landscape with the implementation of the Corporate Transparency Act ("CTA"). New federal reporting requirements take effect Jan. 1, 2024, and will impact 32.6 million small...
Account Receivable Collection: How to Not Chase Good Money after Bad
Running a successful business means being proactive when it comes to managing collecting accounts receivable. Approximately twenty-five percent of companies fail because of late payments and cash flow problems. Keeping an eye on your company’s cash flow is therefore...
Cease and Desist Letter Guide: Purpose, Timing, and FAQs
A cease and desist letter is an effective means of protecting one’s rights, avoiding potential legal action, preventing continued harm from being done, and serving as a warning to swiftly stop one's misconduct. This post offers guidance on when to use a cease and...
Sue For Breach of Contract in Texas
Business contracts come in all shapes and sizes, including leases, vendor agreements, franchise agreements, customer contracts, and many more. Sometimes, people don’t keep their contractual promises – or worse – they accuse you of not keeping your promise. If your...
How to Sell Your Business in Kansas
Selling your Kansas-based business is a momentous occasion that calls for celebration -- and caution. Before you sell, it is important to evaluate your company and make strategic choices to work toward a smooth and successful transaction. Thoroughly understanding the...