A missed delivery can cause serious problems for a small business. A delay may leave you without needed inventory, equipment or materials. It can also lead to missed customer orders and added costs. Your options depend on the contract and the impact of the delay....
When a commercial landlord breaches lease terms, your business operations and revenue suffer immediate harm. Idaho law says both parties must honor their contract duties. Knowing your rights and response options helps protect your business interests when a landlord...
Contracts are a cornerstone of many business transactions. For a small business owner, a contract is a way to stabilize business relationships, and this can often mean ensuring that finances are consistent. Agreements with vendors, lenders, contractors, customers and...
Many small business owners in Idaho select a limited liability company (LLC) to safeguard their personal property and savings. An LLC creates a legal separation between your business and personal finances. However, this protection can break down in certain situations....
Vendors often have insight into how a company operates. They can potentially use information about what a company purchases to reverse-engineer products or duplicate popular recipes. They could also release information about a company’s purchases or practices to the...
Business partnerships sometimes become more of a hindrance than a help over time. One partner may have negative behaviors that affect the business. They may refuse to fulfill their obligations to the company. There may even be warning signs of them engaging in...
Finding the right vendors can help set a business apart from the competition. Vendors can provide unique goods and materials. The best pricing from vendors can also help companies compete financially. Vendor agreements often include details regarding the frequency of...
Intellectual property often sets a company apart from its competition. Unique products and original creative works can provide revenue streams for businesses. They can also contribute to the company's branding, which can help it stand out from others in the same...
Small business owners often gravitate toward limited liability companies, or LLCs, as their preferred legal structure because this model blends flexibility with legal protection in ways that other entities do not. An LLC shields owners from personal liability for...
Starting a new business partnership is an exciting endeavor. Yet, it is important to avoid getting so caught up in the adrenaline of it all that you overlook concerns that could come back to haunt you later if you don’t tend to them now. Not to put too fine a point on...
