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As a business owner in the modern environment, you can expect people will go online and leave reviews about your business. Many of these will probably be positive and benefit your company in many ways. From time to time, you may have a bad review. Bad business reviews...
At some point as a business owner, you may come across tortious interference. This is a serious situation that will require litigation to clear up. According to FindLaw, tortious interference is when someone interferes with a contract you have with another party for...
When heirs appear unwilling, business owners may prepare for their companies’ future management by adding a non-familial successor to their estate planning documents. An individual with suitable skills and the ability to develop new ones could contribute to a smooth...
Even homebuyers who have purchased other properties before can get wrapped up in the struggles of buying a new property. Not to mention, the struggles you face will likely change as the landscape of real estate continues to evolve over the years. Thus, before you go...
Homebuyers must always have an inspection performed before agreeing to buy a piece of real estate. However, you must also perform a title search to look for other, less obvious issues. According to Realtor.com, title searches review deeds, land records, and other...
A Special Purpose Acquisition Company may provide a workable plan for a business hoping to sell itself or raise capital. Also referred to as blank-check companies, creating one could serve as a means to obtain funding from investors to enable a merger or acquisition...
If you have found yourself in a dispute over an estate as a business owner, you could have various hardships to work through, such as strong emotions, uncertainty over the law and legal issues related to litigation, high levels of stress and concerns about the...
When planning to develop commercial real estate, property developers may want to "go green" and place a building in an area with public transportation or near neighborhoods to improve the town's walk score. However, most American cities have mandatory parking...
Noncompete agreements, trade secrets and nondisclosure statements may be the company's last defense in protecting its bottom line. Going to court to enforce them may seem cut and dried, but when the judge makes a mistake, it can effectively destroy the business's...
Purchasing and leasing commercial real estate often provide a steady stream of income for savvy investors. Understanding the Ohio regulations for these transactions can help shield your business from costly errors. Here are some answers to common questions new real...
