Most seasoned Florida business owners are no stranger to competition. In fact, healthy competition can often help companies want to improve and be better than those in the same industry. However, when a company takes the deceitful track of stealing another company's proprietary information to get ahead, the negatively affected company may move forward with business litigation.
Business litigation: Former CEO deleted company files
Most companies are no stranger to external and internal conflicts. In some cases, the disputes are easily resolved, and in others, businesses could suffer damages and need to take legal action due to the actions of disgruntled individuals. Unfortunately, this type of situation may even involve having to move forward with business litigation against a former employee.
Business litigation underway due to alleged ADA violations
Running businesses means staying compliant with many Florida state and federal laws regarding operations. One of the federal laws that needs to be understood and complied with is the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA provides guidelines for how business owners and operators should accommodate the needs of patrons with disabilities, among other topics. If violations of the ADA occur, affected patrons could file lawsuits that lead to business litigation.
Business lawsuits: Tesla facing claims of negligence
When a person suffers serious harm and it is believed that a product contributed to that harm, it is possible that companies could face legal issues. When lawsuits regarding product liability or other similar stances are filed against businesses in Florida or elsewhere, they need to explore their defense options. These lawsuits can have major impacts on brands.
Business litigation involving Spotify comes to a settlement
Certain companies may not take the correct steps to ensure that they have received the necessary permissions to use a product. In such cases, the companies that own the rights to those products may suffer damages. As a result, those businesses that suffer may choose to move forward with business litigation in order to seek compensation for resulting damages.
Unpaid bills may lead to business litigation
Businesses often have to work with suppliers, manufacturers and other vendors in order to keep their operations going. These business relationships are often beneficial for parties on both sides, but they do not always remain that way. In fact, some companies may fall behind or even refuse to pay their outstanding bills, and a vendor may have to move forward with business litigation in hopes of receiving compensation.
MillerCoors, Pabst reach settlement in business litigation
In any type of relationship, disagreements are bound to arise in some form. Business relationships are no different in that aspects, but the ways in which they resolve those disagreements may differ. In particular, some disputes may require business litigation, especially if the conflict could prove damaging to a company.
Facebook facing litigation over accusations of fraud
It is common for businesses to overlap. Some companies may utilize other businesses to help with advertising or other business growth, and often these measures can prove lucrative. However, when one company does not provide accurate information regarding how useful a business arrangement could be, another company could suffer. As a result, parties may feel that litigation is necessary to address the problems.
Business litigation underway over casino license
Businesses can face upsets for a variety of reasons. In some cases, a business will face accusations from another company that can lead to serious conflict. As a result, it is not uncommon for business litigation to take place in order to have the conflicts reviewed and resolved in the best legal manner possible.
Business litigation over trademark violations involves Comic-Con
Businesses can often face threats to their reputation and operations when another company infringes on trademarks or other intellectual property. As a result, business litigation may take place if a company believes that another has caused damage due to such violations. In many cases, this type of action is necessary to protect businesses.
