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As a business owner, you are usually elope your feet with the issues of operating your business. The very last thing you need to worry about is a legal issue. Many business people put off dealing with a legal problem because they don't know where you can turn, don't have enough time, or most frequently, fear so much how much you will be charged and just how much time it will require. Legal issues can be found in many forms: · A customer failed to pay a merchant account despite many promises. · You just received a letter from a federal government agency. · You merely found out that your former manager has setup a competing business and has stolen your best customer and one of your key employees. · You have simply been sued for $100,000. · Someone told you that one of your standard form agreements won't stand up in court and you come to mind about it. · You have a dispute with your landlord. · You have a problem with a US or European consumer. · Your business has been defamed on the internet. · You just found that your warehouse manager provides been sexually harassing a lady employee. · A worker is harming your business but threatens to sue in the event that you fire him. You aren't sure the way to handle it. · You are participating with a Workplace Safety Insurance claim. These examples are simply the tip of the iceberg of the kinds of legal issues people run into frequently. Tip #1 - Seek out legal help at the first sign of a problem Suppose a competitor has been moving off its business under your name and it's costing you clients and sales but it's hard to estimate the amount. If you don't act promptly, it could be too late to seek an injunction from the Courtroom. If you think you have a state against another party under a contract, a limitation period starts to run from enough time the contract is breached and generally expires two years later. It's not a good idea to leave the state to the last second. If you have a concern with an employee who is working unacceptably, it is critical to create a legal strategy as early as possible. The much longer you wait around, the more it may cost your business.

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