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Legal Options When Business Relationships Break Down

Business partnerships, shareholder arrangements, and vendor agreements are built on trust, mutual benefit, and clear communication. Yet, even the most carefully constructed business relationships can falter. Disputes may arise over contract terms, financial obligations, management decisions, or even personal conflicts among partners. When this happens, knowing your legal options is critical to protecting your interests …

Robert S. Schwartz, Esq. Judges ABA Business Law Mergers and Acquisitions National Student Tournament

Robert S. Schwartz of the Herold Law firm was welcomed among the Business Law Mergers and Acquisitions practitioners judging Round 2 of the American Bar Association, Business Law Section’s Mergers and Acquisitions Committee MAC III National Invitational Tournament. This October, for the third time in ABA history, sixty-four anonymous two-person teams from forty-eight anonymous law …

Top Legal Vulnerabilities for Growing Businesses — And How to Guard Against Them

As a business grows, so do its legal risks. From contract disputes to employee-related claims, expansion often opens the door to complex legal challenges that can threaten your company’s stability and success. Proactively identifying and addressing these vulnerabilities is essential for protecting what you’ve built. What Are the Most Common Legal Risks for Growing Businesses? …

How Can Policyholders Fight Back Against Wrongful Insurance Claim Denials?

Insurance claim denials can devastate business owners, threatening financial stability and operational continuity. Yet, it is not unusual for insurance providers to do that. Fortunately, there are ways to fight for what your company is legally entitled to. Policyholders must be prepared to challenge those decisions strategically and effectively. What Are Common Reasons for Insurance …

Corporate Transparency Act Update

The Corporate Transparency Act of 2021 (CTA) requires many legal entities to report detailed ownership information to the U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).  A March 2025 update now requires only certain foreign-owned entities doing business in the United States to report. This significant shift leaves millions of businesses unsure of their obligations, as …

Genetic Testing Pioneer 23andMe Files for Bankruptcy

Genetic testing company 23andMe filed for bankruptcy late Sunday night following a dramatic decline from its $6 billion valuation to a penny stock. Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Anne Wojcicki resigned by mutual agreement but will remain on the board. Chief Financial and Accounting Officer Joe Selsavage has been appointed interim CEO. Shares dropped nearly …

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