As a business owner, facing involuntary bankruptcy can be a terrifying prospect. It's important to know what steps creditors can take to force your business into bankruptcy and how to prevent it from happening in the first place. What is involuntary bankruptcy?...
Month: January 2023
Key differences in a force majeure clause and an exculpatory clause
In a commercial lease agreement, a "force majeure" clause or an exculpatory clause can protect either party in the event of an unpredictable circumstance. Since both clauses are designed to provide protection by limiting liability in commercial real estate...
Exemptions to Florida’s Sale of Business Opportunities Act
The Sale of Business Opportunities Act is a Florida law that regulates how businesses are sold. It requires that any corporations selling businesses register with the state and submit disclosure documents detailing the risks associated with their investment. The...
Important considerations when filing for business bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is one of the options that businesses can pursue when struggling to meet their financial obligations. It can provide an avenue for companies to liquidate their assets and pay creditors or reorganize the business to allow them to pay off these...