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BUSINESS LAW: DISPUTES AND LITIGATION CONSIDERATIONS
In this day and age it is totally normal in business for a occasional disputes to occur between customers, suppliers, competitors and employees. A good way to make disputes a lot less stressful is to ensure that you have a decent dispute procedure firmly in place before you begin trading. By having a dispute system ... More
Ethics on Whistle Blowing
As the meeting comes to a close, your boss smirks with an self assured arrogance. He then says that you should seriously consider his offer, because he has it on good authority, that there ... More
Shredding Documents In Your Business
Identify theft is a multi-billion dollar industry that is used for the funding of organized crime. A report from Javelin Strategy in 2012 found identify theft rose 13 percent that year, affectin... More
Franchise Agreements - Get The Upper Hand
Deciding to buy a Franchise is a huge decision. Once you have convinced yourself that franchising suits your character and business aspirations, have identified the right franchise, done ... More
Do's and Don'ts of Employee Firing
Everyone that gets hired and is working in some company can be confronted with a dismissal, doesn't matter whether his fa... More
READ THIS BEFORE YOU ENTER INTO A LEASE AGREEMENT FOR YOUR STORE
Who Pays When Operating Expenses Increase? Expense escalations are relevant when the landlord is paying a base level of expenses and when the tenant is paying expenses. With a typical gross lease, the landlord pays all expenses and the tenant pays expenses in excess of a base level. (Gross leases are atypical for ... More
BUSINESS LAWSUITS...TO SUE OR NOT TO SUE?
It is not always easy to make a decision when it comes to filing a lawsuit against a debtor. Before one can choose whether or not to sue, they should know whether the debtor has sufficient assets to secure payment or if the debtor has existing liabilities, judgments, and liens. The simplest and most comprehensive way to achieve this is by con... More