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Do you have disputes with family members or former partners (business or personal)?
I have assisted many clients in disputes with family members or former partners. Due to confidentiality, I cannot discuss such cases, but I can generally discuss the types of issues I’ve seen. Please note that these do not directly discuss any particular case. ...
Are you stuck owning real estate with relatives, business partners or former romantic partners?
This is a common scenario. Sometimes, people will buy real estate together, such as brothers, sisters, fathers, sons, or daughters. Due to the high price of real estate, sometimes even strangers decide to invest together in real estate in the hopes of buying...
How to Handle Breach of Contract Disputes During Litigation
Dealing with a breach of contract can feel like stepping into a maze of frustration and uncertainty. Broken agreements often lead to halted projects, financial strain, and tense professional relationships, leaving you to pick up the pieces. Adding litigation to the...
The Importance of Documentation in Business Disputes: How to Protect Yourself During a Lawsuit
Facing a lawsuit can be overwhelming for any business. From financial losses to the stress of navigating legal complexities, it’s a situation no one wants to endure unprepared. Many businesses struggle to prove their side of the story because they lack the proper...
What is a Breach of Contract in Real Estate?
In the field of real estate, where significant financial commitments and intricate agreements are standard, the precision and enforcement of contracts serve as critical foundations for trust and efficiency in every transaction. breach of these agreements can...
What Happens If A Commercial Real Estate Contract Is Breached?
A commercial real estate contract breach can lead to severe complications, affecting both parties financially and legally. If you're dealing with this issue, you might face uncertainties about your rights, financial losses, or damage to your professional reputation....
How To Protect Your Business From a Lawsuit
Facing the threat of a lawsuit can be one of the most stressful challenges for any business owner. Legal battles can drain your time, money, and focus, whether it’s client disputes, employee grievances, or contract issues. The fear of one wrong step turning into...
What Does it Mean if a Company is in Litigation?
Litigation can be a daunting experience for any company, disrupting operations, draining financial resources, and damaging reputations. If you're facing legal disputes, you’re likely feeling the pressure of mounting costs, uncertainty about outcomes, and the risk of...
Responding to Third-Party Subpoenas: What to do
Receiving a third-party subpoena can create a whirlwind of stress and confusion for your business. You might be worried about the legal implications, confidentiality concerns, or even the sheer amount of work required to comply. Navigating this process correctly is...
Defamation for individuals conducting business
Defamation can devastate a business, leading to lost revenue, damaged reputation, and strained relationships with customers and partners. False statements about your products, services, or leadership can quickly spread, especially in today's digital age, causing...
What is the Deadline to Respond to a Subpoena in Federal Court
If you’ve just received a federal court subpoena, you might feel overwhelmed, unsure of what to do next, and worried about the potential legal consequences of missing a deadline. Whether it’s a demand for documents, testimony, or both, the clock is ticking, and...
Key Legal Considerations for Businesses in the Technology Industry
Running a tech business comes with its own legal headaches that can feel overwhelming without the right help. There's a lot to juggle, from protecting your intellectual property to managing data privacy regulations and drafting solid contracts—especially with how fast...
How to Resolve Employment Contract Disputes Without Going to Court
Employment contract disputes can be a real headache, causing stress and disrupting business flow. Whether it's a misunderstanding about contract terms, job expectations, or compensation, these issues can overwhelm employers and employees. But did you know that...
What happens when owners in a business can’t get along?
Often, a business will have multiple owners who may not always get along. Some owners may not want to expand the business quickly. Some owners may even want to take on debt to grow a business. One owner may want to spend money on advertising. Another owner may...
Are you thinking of making a loan?
There are many considerations to consider when you are thinking of making a loan. As an attorney, Nick Heimlich has advised many clients and potential clients about loans. To simplify, here is a list of considerations both from a legal and personal point of view as...
