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Business Litigation
From a disagreement with a customer to a lawsuit with a competitor, a business dispute can remove your focus from where it should be -- on running your business successfully. This section helps you understand your options for resolving a dispute with and without an attorney, and offers tips on steering your business clear of legal complications in the first place.
Articles on Business Litigation
Articles on Business Litigation
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Mediation for Small Businesses
Mediation is cheaper, faster, and more amicable than taking adispute to court.
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Small Claims Court and Business Disputes
Resolve disputes and collect debts in small claims court -- without a lawyer.
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Piercing the Corporate Veil: When LLCs and Corporations May be at Risk
An LLC or corporation's owners, members, or shareholders may be on the hook personally for business debt.
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BP Oil Spill Claims and Compensation
BP has created a $20 billion fund to get financial help to businesses and workers affected by the BP oil spill. Should you file a claim?
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What to Do When You Receive a Demand Letter
Here's some guidance on what to do if you’re on the receiving end of a demand letter from an adversarial party.
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What Is a Cease and Desist Letter?
A cease and desist letter can be a very effective and simple way to quickly resolve a conflict.
Workers' Compensation
Workers' Compensation
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An Employer's Guide to Workers’ Compensation in New Jersey
Learn the basics about workers’ compensation insurance coverage and claims for a New Jersey business owner.
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An Employer's Guide to Workers’ Compensation in New York
Learn the basics about workers’ compensation insurance coverage and claims for a New York business owner.
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An Employer's Guide to Workers’ Compensation in North Carolina
Learn the basics about workers’ compensation insurance coverage and claims for a North Carolina business owner.
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