Most working professionals here in Connecticut are thankful for an employer who provides them with a job and steady income. At the same time, the employer should do what is necessary to ensure that an employee has a safe and comfortable environment to work. Indeed,...
Business Litigation
Could scope creep bust your project budget?
Sooner or later, every business owner runs into a client who expects more deliverables than specified by the contract. It might be something small, like adding a few electrical outlets to the media room of a house. But it also could turn into something major, e.g.,...
Employee theft accusations require careful handling
As a business owner, you have a duty to protect your investment. One thing that you can't allow to happen is employee theft. You may have done everything you could think of to prevent this from occurring; however, there is a chance that someone might be too tempted by...
Retaliation due to a protected activity is illegal
Employers can handle their employment practices in pretty much any manner they choose as long as they are within the confines of the law. One area that they must comply with strict regulations on is retaliation. No employer is legally able to allow retaliation in...
If you agree, put it in writing
No matter the kind of business deal you want to make, you should create a contract between the involved parties. Among other things, you will want to establish the length of the contract, define any financial obligations and include terms of recourse if someone...
What is the best way to dissolve a partnership agreement?
Businesses close for any number of reasons. If you believe personality differences in your partnership are causing your business to hurtle into the red, it may be time to dissolve the partnership. What is the best way to approach the subject while protecting investors...