Business partners must count on each other to keep the company running smoothly. When the partners disagree about something, it can have a negative impact on the entire company. Partners should always try to resolve things between each other so they can protect the...
A History Of Growing Trust In Kentucky
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Know your rights when a client won’t pay for construction work
Contractors and construction companies in Kentucky help maintain and improve our local communities. They add new developments and upgrade existing facilities to bring them into code compliance and make them more attractive. As a professional running a construction...
What should you do if a breach of contract occurs?
This is a busy time of year for your business, so you have no choice but to be strict with your vendors and suppliers. You expect everyone to stick to their contracts and to deliver goods on time. When one of your suppliers or vendors doesn’t do what they said they...
Don’t let your office party turn into a liability issue
Many businesses are having holiday parties for the first time in a couple of years. Whether your party is held on company property or at an outside venue, it’s crucial to remember that your business may still have liability if anything goes wrong. Long gone are the...
When business partners fall out: Tips on handling a partnership dispute
Serious conflicts between business partners can threaten the survival of a company. While disagreements or clashes of ideas are commonplace, some may escalate into a full-blown crisis which may mean the end of a partnership. If you find yourself in such a position, it...
How employers can prevent workplace discrimination claims
When workplace discrimination claims arise, employers often face an arduous journey forward. It is notoriously hard to defend against employment law claims involving discrimination. The government takes a harsh stance against all forms of occupational discrimination,...
What are alternate dispute resolution methods?
When handling a business dispute, note that not all disputes must progress to litigation. In fact, you could solve yours without ever having to set foot in a court room. First, you must ask yourself some questions. What are the alternative methods you can use if you...
Should you own investment property with an LLC?
Real estate limited liability corporations (LLCs) are like other limited liability corporations in that they act as a separate entity with no connection to the personal finances of the owner. These LLCs are popular with real estate investors in Kentucky and the rest...
How does force majeure affect contracts?
Business litigation isn't particularly uncommon, but there is a new form that is taking the country by storm: Landlords who are suing businesses for not paying rent. Whenever there is a time that businesses are struggling, the fact is that they may struggle to pay...
International disputes bogging down business? Find a resolution
You run a business that works internationally. You have two teams, one in the United States and one in Europe. You work with many third parties and partners in both countries, and it's difficult to keep up with the differences in law.That's why it's a good idea to...