by Judd Connell | Jun 8, 2026 | Blog, Business Disputes/Partnership Dissolution
Published by BCR Law on June 8, 2026 In closely held businesses, ownership transitions are inevitable. Whether resulting from death, retirement, disagreement, or changing business goals, the departure of an owner can cause significant disruption if not planned for...
by Judd Connell | May 1, 2026 | Blog, Business Disputes/Partnership Dissolution
Published by BCR Law on May 1, 2026 Typically, when members of an LLC find themselves in disputes, the operating agreement is the first place to turn, with the interpretation of the agreement and other relevant governance documents the key factor in reaching...
by Casey Andrews | Nov 11, 2025 | Blog, Business Disputes/Partnership Dissolution
Published by BCR Law on November 11, 2025 It is not uncommon in the context of a business dispute for one owner to sue the other for civil theft. In other words, business partners frequently accuse each other of stealing company assets. Sometimes these allegations...
by Casey Andrews | Sep 29, 2025 | Blog, Business Disputes/Partnership Dissolution
Published by Chipman Glasser on September 29, 2025 When business partners part ways, the fallout isn’t just emotional—it can also be financially and legally messy. Disputes over money, clients, and future plans often flare up, and few issues spark more conflict than...
by Casey Andrews | Jul 18, 2025 | Blog, Business Disputes/Partnership Dissolution, Complex Commercial Litigation
Published by Chipman Glasser on July 18, 2025 In business, such as life, not all relationships last forever. And just as personal relationships can end acrimoniously, professional ones can too. When co-owners can no longer run their LLC or partnership together, the...
by Casey Andrews | May 29, 2025 | Blog, Business Disputes/Partnership Dissolution, Complex Commercial Litigation
Published by Chipman Glasser on May 29, 2025 Director disputes are not uncommon in the business world and can arise in companies of any size—from a closely-held family business to a publicly-traded corporation. These disputes frequently stem from disagreements over...
