The majority of businesses have shelf lives. Even a business that has been successful for many years may come to an end. Wrapping up a business is not necessarily a failure, but just a sign that it’s time to move on to your next venture. What’s important is that...
Year: 2024
Is infill housing a good investment?
Affordable housing is in scarce supply in many urban areas – particularly in California. That’s why Governor Newsom just signed an executive order that aims to lower the startup costs for infill housing projects by cutting through the red tape. The goal of the...
Business partner red flags
If you choose the wrong business partner, you could be setting yourself up for disputes in the future. Worse than that, you may have selected a partner who will eventually cause the business to fail. The future for you and your company depends on making the right...
Sweeping partner disputes under the rug can stunt business growth
For many businesses, partnerships are the fuel that propels them to new heights. The integration of resources, skillsets and perspectives can be the perfect recipe for a powerhouse for innovation and success. That said, it’s crucial to acknowledge that even the most...
How to encourage clients to pay on time
Running a business is by no means easy, but some principles remain straightforward. You expect to be paid for the services or goods you provide. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. A client may be delayed in making a payment or may try to avoid paying...
4 legal remedies to boundary disputes
Boundary disputes can be stressful and confusing for property owners. These conflicts often arise when neighbors disagree about the location of property lines, and this can easily escalate, damaging once-friendly relationships. Understanding your options can help you...
RV park tenant removal: Legal insight for California owners
Running an RV park can be lucrative and rewarding, but dealing with problem tenants often becomes a headache. Fortunately, California law protects park owners when an occupant breaks the rules. With tenancy matters, there is a right way to deal with occupants you wish...
Why would an employee claim a dress code is discriminatory?
Many businesses require employees to follow dress codes. Dress codes are often used to set a certain standard and identity for businesses – and can even be part of their brand. However, an employee could claim that their rights are violated because a dress code policy...
The importance of due diligence when acquiring an organization
Business acquisitions occur in a variety of different scenarios. Perhaps someone wants to purchase an existing business because they dream of becoming their own boss. Maybe a successful company hopes to expand and believes acquiring a competitor or a business in an...
Choosing the right commercial property
While business is increasingly being done online, companies still typically require premises to operate from. This is an important aspect of the business to get right, particularly for companies who deal with clients at the premises. What factors should you consider...
