What to Do If You Have Been Sued for Breach of Contract – Business Disputes: Mitigate, Mediate and Safeguard

In this blog post titled, “What to do if you have been Sued for Breach of Contract,” Litigation attorney, Ms. Mehta offers key steps to take that can help resolve a dispute amicably or at least limit the damage to the business. All businesses run a risk of dispute at some point, from partner and shareholder disagreements to complaints and litigious action from external sources. No matter what the source or reason, disputes remain a source of stress, a drain on resources and a distraction if not a derailment from business goals.… Read More

Business Disputes: Mitigate, Mediate and Safeguard – Breach of Contract

Business litigation encompasses a wide range of legal disputes. It is a risk that comes with operating a company. Business disputes can range from Breach of Contract claims to Client complaints. These conflicts are challenging for any business and can drain resources, damage reputations, and derail business objectives. 

The first defense is knowing and understanding the potential disputes that can threaten the business.  In this Litigation Blog Series titled, “Business Disputes: Mitigate, Mediate, and Safeguard,” we will cover the major disputes that businesses may come across, and steps on how to navigate them.

This post provides an overview of Breach of Contract. Moreso, allegations against a business or business owner for failure to fulfil their obligations under a legal agreement.… Read More

Strategic Defense Approach to SEC or FINRA Enforcement Actions

There are several approaches a firm can take if they are faced with an investigation or potential enforcement action for failing to meet regulatory requirements. A firm’s approach to allegations or enforcement actions will depend heavily on their existing compliance culture, their history of documentation and recordkeeping, and their ability to demonstrate their commitment to compliance. … Read More