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2 business disputes that your company could face 

On Behalf of The Suster Law Group, PLLC | Oct 30, 2023 | Business Law

Running a business can be extremely rewarding both personally and financially. With that being said, it’s no walk in the park. 

There are numerous challenges that your company will face each day, and some of these could come from a legal perspective. Business disputes can be costly, time-consuming and counterproductive. 

Recognizing some of the more common types of disputes that your company could face may be beneficial. Outlined below are some important things to consider.

1. Internal disputes 

Your company relies on the hard work of employees, business partners and the occasional assistance of freelancers. It’s important that everyone involved in your company works in harmony. Unfortunately, this isn’t always how things pan out in reality. 

Your partner may become unhappy in their position and wants to get out. In such an instance, you’re going to have to try to resolve the dispute or negotiate an exit for the partner. The same can be said for your employees. It’s important to ensure that everyone within your team has contracts that protect all parties in different situations. 

2. Contract disputes 

All of your transactions should be enforced by contracts. For example, you should have legal agreements made with suppliers that oversee the delivery of goods and payments. If one party fails to live up to their side of the agreement, this can result in contractual disputes. 

The more comprehensive your contracts are, the easier it will be to settle contract disputes. Ideally, you want to settle these disputes efficiently without severing business ties completely. 

These are just some of the disputes your company may face. It’s important to be prepared for every possibility. By seeking legal guidance, you put yourself in a good position to navigate the business landscape effectively.  

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