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You’re interested in running a business, and you’ve recently purchased some real estate. You think that the building will be perfect for your company. It will take some mild renovations, but you’re willing to invest the time and effort. Unfortunately, you’ve...
Every party you work with, including shareholders, partners, employees and possibly clients, should sign an agreement. Contracts are crucial, and they can tell you are responsible. But how soon should you give a party a contract? Here is what you need to know about...
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Conflict resolution strategies for shareholder disputes Regardless of the size of the business, shareholder disputes can and do occur. When stakeholders disagree, it can potentially disrupt company operations. These conflicts might arise for several reasons, and since...
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Thoughtful commercial principals across the New York City metro of course have a deep appreciation for the core role that contracts play in their enterprises. Contracts are the lifeblood for both startup entrepreneurs and established company owners. An authoritative...
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Creating a business with a partner or bringing someone else into your previously existing business can have huge benefits. A partner can help with investment, give a new perspective, help expansion and support growth. No matter the reason that you are creating a...
