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Most business owners think they need legal help after problems arise. By that time, business owners have fewer options and face costly solutions. A business planning attorney can guide owners on legal steps to take before starting a business. Choosing the right...
Delays to your construction projects may begin as routine schedule issues. You might first notice missed dates, added work or a cost problem that the project team tries to handle through normal project coordination. However, a delay may become more than a project...
Investing in a business as a shareholder involves taking a degree of risk. Even when the business plan is solid and the current owner has years of experience, there is no guarantee of future profits and a return on the investment. Shareholders have a right to...
A subcontractor just filed a lien against your Lexington, Kentucky commercial property, claiming you owe them thousands of dollars for work you already paid your general contractor to complete. This lien now blocks your ability to sell or refinance your building, and...
A promising acquisition can look solid at first glance. Revenue charts may trend upward. The seller may speak confidently about loyal customers and future growth. But numbers on a slide deck rarely tell the whole story. In transactions across Lexington and throughout...
You signed a contract in good faith. You held up your end of the bargain. Then the other party failed to deliver. Now you face lost revenue, missed opportunities and growing frustration. You deserve answers and a path forward. This is why understanding breach of...
Merger and acquisition (M&A) deals can help set a business up for future success. The deal may allow you to expand into a new market, offer a new service or product, or solidify your current offerings. Whatever the reason for the transaction, it is important to...
In the dynamic world of business, change is the only constant. As a business owner, you're always looking for opportunities to grow and improve. One powerful strategy to consider is a merger. By combining forces with another company, you can unlock new opportunities...
More employees are becoming victims of workplace retaliation than ever before. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reports that there have been more than 46,000 cases in 2023 alone. Many workers now want to know their rights when employers punish them for...
A business merger requires months of preparation and negotiation. Typically, the current leaders working at both organizations need to review the proposed transaction carefully to ensure that it is beneficial and that the resulting organization can compete on the open...