Category Archives: Partnership Disputes
Can My Business Partner Enter into a Contract Without Telling Me?
Business partners put a lot of faith in each other’s hand. Strong communication is one of the keys to building a successful business partnership in Florida. Indeed, poor communication can undermine any business relationship—and serious partnership disputes can arise. With this in mind, you may be wondering: Can my business partner enter us into… Read More »
Can You Settle a Partnership Dispute After Litigation has Already Started?
Are you deep into a business partnership dispute? Even if litigation has already started, you can still reach a settlement. Here, our West Palm Beach partnership dispute attorney explains how settlement could still be an option even if litigation has already started in your case. What Does it Mean to Start Litigation? That you… Read More »
Should You Consult With an Attorney Before Signing a Partnership Agreement?
Are you preparing to form a business partnership in Florida? While not required by law, it is strongly recommended that you have a professionally drafted, written partnership agreement. You should always consult with an experienced business law attorney before signing a partnership agreement. In this article, you will find an overview of five key… Read More »
Partnership Accounting: How Does Discovery Work?
Accounting can be one of the most effective, efficient methods to resolve a business partnership dispute in Florida. The initial discovery process is limited with an accounting. This is one of the reasons why the process can be faster. Here, our Miami partnership dispute attorneys explain the key points to understand about discovery works… Read More »
Priscillia Presley Faces Lawsuit from Former Business Partner
According to a report from Billboard, Priscillia Presley—the daughter of music legend Elvis—is being sued by a former business partner. Brigitte Kruse—who argues that she saved Mr. Pressley from serious financial problems—is bringing a claim on the grounds of breach of contract. Here, our Miami partnership dispute attorneys provide a more detailed overview of… Read More »
Three Signs a Voluntary Partnership Dissolution in the Best Solution for a Dispute
Partnership disputes are among the most sensitive, challenging types of business conflicts. In some cases, the most advisable path forward for business partners locked in a dispute is to voluntarily wind down their businesses. Here, our West Palm Beach partnership attorney highlights three signs that suggest a voluntary dissolution may be the best option… Read More »
Why Mediation is a Great Tool to Resolve Business Partnership Disputes
Are you locked in a dispute with a business partner? It can be stressful to try to find a solution. In many cases, mediation is the best course of action. The Florida Bar explains that mediation is a non-binding process where parties work together to resolve their dispute. Within this article, our Miami partnership… Read More »
How to Figure Out Who is Responsible for the Debts of a Business Partnership?
Owning and operating a partnership is complicated. It is not uncommon for partnerships—whether general partnerships (GPs), limited partnerships (LPs), or limited liability partnerships (LLPs)—to incur some debt. This raises an important question: How do we determine who bears liability for a partnership’s debt? The answer depends on the specific circumstances—and the partnership agreement plays… Read More »
How Do I Get Out of an Unfavorable Partnership?
Are you locked in an unfavorable partnership? With a proactive approach, you may be able to get out of the agreement. At Pike & Lustig, LLP, we handle the full range of partnership claims. Within this article, our West Palm Beach partnership lawyer provides an overview of your options for getting out of an… Read More »
Supreme Court Considering Hearing Business Partnership Tax Dispute
On December 18th, 2023, Bloomberg Tax reported that the Supreme Court of the United States is considering taking up a business partnership tax dispute. It could have significant implications for the future of the taxation of business partnerships at the federal and state level. Within this blog post, our West Palm Beach partnership dispute… Read More »
