Category Archives: Business Litigation
Top 6 Reasons To Consider Arbitration For Your Partnership Dispute
Arbitration is an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) method where one or more individuals hear a dispute and render a binding decision. An ADR method is any method of resolving a dispute without going to court. Arbitration is one of the most effective and convenient forms of ADR. So, how exactly does arbitration work? When… Read More »
Piercing the Corporate Veil: How to Avoid Personal Liability for Business Debt?
As any business owner in Georgia may know, a corporation’s “veil of protection” shields owners and shareholders from personal liability. However, Georgia courts may still be able to “pierce the corporate veil” to hold members of the corporation and shareholders personally liable for business debt. It is essential to consult with an Atlanta business… Read More »
Things to Consider When Using Business Valuation to Resolve a Shareholder Dispute
Since business valuation plays a pivotal role in resolving shareholder disputes, it is important to consider a number of factors to ensure that your conflict does not lead to time-consuming and expensive litigation. Often, shareholder disputes occur when minority shareholders feel that their rights were violated or when majority shareholders attempt to squeeze them… Read More »
Can You Benefit from Using Mediation to Resolve Business Disputes in Georgia?
Mediation has become a less expensive, less adversarial, and more efficient alternative to the traditional litigation process. Mediation involves two or more parties who have a dispute and a neutral, third-party mediator who helps settle a dispute. Why Do Businesses Use Mediation to Resolve Disputes? In recent years, an increasing number of business owners… Read More »
How to Deal with a Breach of Contract in Georgia Business Litigation
Business relationships typically involve a contract signed between the participating parties. The parties’ rights and duties are regulated by the terms and definitions contained within that contract. When a party fails to perform its obligations under a contract, the other party may be able to sue for specific performance or compensatory damages. However, your… Read More »
Shareholder/Partnership Disputes When Imposing a Capital Call
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on entire industries and businesses across the nation. As many companies’ revenue has taken a nosedive, and some incurred additional expenses during the coronavirus crisis, partnerships may find no other choice but to request “capital calls” to address their financial struggles. What is a Capital Call… Read More »
Taking Your Partnership Dispute to Court Versus Resolving It Outside of Court
A partnership dispute can arise out of nowhere, which is why it is natural to consider all available options. The first option is to go to court and go through the lengthy and oftentimes expensive litigation process. The second option is to resolve the disagreement outside of court, preferably with the help of an… Read More »
Getting out in Front of Contract Disputes
In the business world, contract disputes occur for a multitude of reasons ranging from defective services and merchandise to fraud. If the parties are unable to resolve the dispute on their own, litigation may be the only option. If a contract was breached by another company or contractor, or your business is being accused… Read More »
5 Factors Behind Partnership Disputes in Georgia’s Business Litigation
In business litigation, a partnership is an arrangement in which two or more individuals or entities engage in business relations to share in the profits. Business partners may disagree on a variety of aspects in partnership, especially when they encounter financial or other problems. Disagreements between business partners are a delicate matter that must… Read More »