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What Are the Most Common Causes of Partnership Disputes?
Even when you run a highly successful Florida business, it’s inevitable that stakeholders will become embroiled in partnership disputes at some point during the company lifecycle. When you’re unable to resolve them, disagreements could lead to missed business opportunities, low profits, decreased job satisfaction, and many other consequences. Unfortunately, a recent article in The Balance Read more >
How to Best Handle Shareholder Disputes
The Florida Business Corporation Act allows direct actions by shareholders to enforce their rights against another shareholder, officer, director, or the company, but litigation isn’t always the best route. In fact, a lawsuit would typically be considered a last resort in all but the most egregious circumstances. It’s better to consider and implement other strategies Read more >
Business Dissolution in Florida: 3 Things You Should Know
Whatever the reason you’re winding down your company as a business owner, you’re probably aware that you need to comply with relevant federal and state legal requirements for dissolution in Florida. After all, an entity doesn’t just cease to exist by closing its doors. However, there’s a big difference between knowing that you’ve got a Read more >
What is the Role of the Board of Directors in a Corporation?
If you’re just getting started as a Florida corporation, you probably have questions regarding the different individuals and positions involved with business operations. One factor you’ll need to consider is the role of the board of directors since Florida’s Business Corporations Act provides that all organizational powers must be exercised under the authority of its Read more >
Laws That Small Business Owners Should Know
Every new year there’s a new batch of laws that hits the books in Florida, and 2020 is no different. One statute is of particular importance to small business owners, and ABC Action News WFTS Tampa Bay outlined the details in a recent article. As of January 1, 2020, the state minimum wage will go Read more >
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