Business Litigation

Businesses apply different pricing tactics, such as dynamic and algorithmic pricing, to manage their revenue. Dynamic pricing adjusts prices based on current market forces, including supply and demand, competitor pricing and inventory levels. Recently, advanced...

When dealing with disputes in the financial industry, arbitration via the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) can be a suitable alternative to traditional court litigation. Before starting this process, it’s essential to understand key aspects impacting...

An anticipatory breach is a term used when one party will likely fail to fulfill its contractual obligations. Business partners must recognize the signs and understand how to protect your company’s interests. Also known as anticipatory repudiation, common signs can...

Shareholders provide vital financial support to businesses. Unfortunately, conflict among these investors could impact business operations, company morale and your bottom line. Understanding the reasons for conflict can help business leadership address or prevent...

Nearly all California business owners will face a dispute at some point during their careers. Many owners may face multiple disputes from contractors, clients, or customers throughout their time of business ownership. Some disputes may be solved through mediation and...

California businesses face many situations where disputes must be resolved. This can include issues between shareholders, disputes with clients or customers, or problems with contracts. Resolving a business dispute through litigation can be time-consuming and...

Non-compete agreements are used in nearly all industries in most states, excluding California. Most California business executives are likely aware of the restrictions against using non-compete agreements. While these agreements can be beneficial for businesses in...

Business acquisitions are common in California and other states in the nation. These mergers may benefit both companies, but they also often result in pushback from employees, shareholders, or even the states in which one or both companies operate. When challenged, a...

California business owners have many things to consider when it comes to keeping their business safe. Fraud can be a great concern and can put a business in danger. When a business is defrauded, the process of regaining lost funds and dealing with those involved in...

Shareholders in California may find themselves concerned over issues with how a business is handling certain matters that could become problematic. As investors in a company, the shareholders have the right to bring these matters to their attention to have them...