Articles Tagged with Silicon Valley Business Owners

AdobeStock_125631308-300x200Disagreements among shareholders or LLC members can create significant operational challenges, particularly when the owners cannot reach consensus on important business decisions. Prolonged deadlock may delay strategic initiatives, affect management decisions, and create uncertainty for employees, investors, and other stakeholders.

To address these risks, many shareholder agreements and LLC operating agreements include deadlock provisions that establish procedures for resolving disputes and moving the business forward when owners reach an impasse. A corporation lawyer in Silicon Valley examines common deadlock mechanisms and the role they play in corporate governance.

CA Buy-Sell Agreements: Deadlock Clauses and Ownership Exit Options

AdobeStock_183500602-300x200Business owners in Silicon Valley are well acquainted with all kinds of legal contracts. It is important to know your legal rights – as well as your obligations – under any contract. Many contractors try to bully others with threats of breach of contract and costly litigation. The experienced contract lawyers at Structure Law Group are here to help your business handle all types of breach of contract issues. Here are some of the most common disputes:

A Vendor’s Breach of Contract

Most businesses must enter into vendor contracts to get the goods and services necessary for their daily operations. If these vendors breach their contractual obligations, your business could be left unable to deliver on its own contractual duties to customers. A well-drafted vendor contract can help prevent confusion or ambiguity. Our contract attorneys can also help you determine the best course of action when a vendor breaches a contract. While litigation is sometimes necessary, it is not always worth the cost of a damaged business relationship with a trusted partner. An experienced contracts lawyer will be able to give you options for handling the problem.

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