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Starting a Washington business with someone else is often rewarding. However, it’s possible for disputes to arise between you. There are several ways you can resolve a partnership dispute in addition to going to court. Partnership agreement If you already had an...
Most companies in Washington carry out their important business matters through contracts. When everything goes well, all parties involved in a contract fulfill their respective sides of an agreement. Unfortunately, that doesn't always happen. If you're dealing with...
Many different types of lawsuits are filed in Washington. One of them is a class-action lawsuit. You might have heard about this type of case before but may not be familiar with it. Understanding class-action lawsuits A class-action lawsuit is a civil litigation...
A business's reputation is one of its most valuable assets. In fact, when an appraiser is valuing a company, they often give substantial weight to market goodwill. If someone accuses you of jeopardizing how people view their business, the potential consequences, if...
Mediation, arbitration and collaborative law don't always get you the resolution you desire; in some cases, your only recourse is to sue the other party. The process of suing someone in Washington can be complicated and the consequences far-reaching, so it's crucial...
If you own a small business in Seattle, you are likely more concerned about your daily expenses than a potential lawsuit. But approximately 12 million lawsuits are filed against small businesses every year. As a small business owner, consider these facts in order to...
One of the most effective ways to exit a legal battle in Washington is to have access to the process of subrogation. This is a legal action that occurs when an insurer exercises their right to take your place. The usual reason for doing so will be to have a better...
Starting your own small business in Washington can be an exciting experience. It can also lead to a lot of financial and legal headaches if you don't know what you're doing. It's a good idea to be aware of all of the many rules and regulations that govern the founding...
Operating a business entails a certain amount of risk, particularly the risk of litigation. Nobody wants to be embroiled in a lawsuit, so it makes sense for business owners to understand litigation risks and to do what they can to prevent issues that could result in a...