Solana Beach Lawyer - Avoiding Business Litigation
Written by Ron Blumberg
Avoid Business Litigation discusses how you can best prevent litigation for your small business by using contracts. You must define your obligations, responsibilities and duties with your partners in an effort to avoid legal actions within your own company.
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The writing that defines the business relationship is no different-than any other contract. You have to think through what it is that you want from that relationship and if you put it in writing and you have a contract it will define the rights the right and the duties and obligations that everybody in that organization has. That is a good way to avoid litigation.
There will always be problems, especially within a small business; you're going have someone die, you're going to have someone get divorced, you're going to have somebody not want to do the work anymore, you’re going to have someone who wants to go on a long vacation, you're going have somebody who wants to work from home. These things happen all the time you don't think about it necessarily when you're starting your relationship especially if it’s a friend or family member because you just assume they're going do it the way you talk about, you’re going to assume they're going have your best interests at hand.
Let’s say you’re in business with your brother and he's married at the time. A year later he get divorced or he's going through a divorce, and you haven’t thought this through at the outset. What was that soon to be ex-wife do what her rights, to come after your business and to get some of the value of that business? If you haven’t thought it through, you might have a problem. What if your brother, God forbid, dies? Well, are you still in business with his wife? What if you don’t want to be in business with his wife? This happens all the time and that is why, it’s the pre- business planning to avoid litigation, whether it’s litigation from a third-party who is coming in, or the litigation within your organization, you have to think it through and plan ahead.
That's really what we can do is for you as well as anybody, we litigate, we write contracts, we litigate business entities, we litigate contracts on the writing all of them so we know going in what to expect. You may not even know the questions to ask. You may not have any idea what the potential problems could be problems are going be. By taking the time and the steps necessary to protect your business interests, you will also be avoiding business litigation in the first place.
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