Business Disputes

Business partnerships benefit many people, but this isn't always the case. For a partnership to be successful, involved parties should be on the same page and make decisions that are in the best interest of the business. Absent these, disputes are likely to arise....

The news that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is exploring a ban on non-compete clauses in the public sector and private sector alike recently sent shockwaves through the American business community.  Non-compete agreements currently serve as vital protections...

Successful entrepreneurs understand that business is more than a simple assessment of supply and demand. They know that by crafting a company that serves the needs of the public uniquely, a business may not only succeed but thrive.  Intellectual property – from...

The primary purpose of a contract is to outline specific rules and obligations that should be honored by the parties included in the agreement. Contract disputes may arise if the terms in the contract are confusing or if the agreement is written in a way that is not...

Contracts are important to many Pennsylvania businesses. They are the basis for almost every business-related relationship, whether it is between two companies or an individual and a company. When someone interferes with your agreement with another person or business,...

Tortious interference falls under common law tort. It occurs when an entity intentionally and improperly interferes with a business relationship of another party to cause economic harm. The most common type of interference occurs when a business entity induces a...

Receiving threatening letters during a business dispute is actually quite common. Often referred to as demand letters or cease and desist letters, this correspondence is frequently meant to bring about a resolution before matters are taken to court.  These documents...