On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Jul 7, 2020 | Business Litigation
Contract disputes are quite common in business, but if you find yourself involved in one, it may cost you quite a bit of time and money to fight it. You may be able to avoid many contract disputes by exercising due diligence when creating and signing your business...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Jun 1, 2020 | Business Litigation
Sometimes, things do not work out between employer and employee, which may force you to terminate a team member. Depending on your experience as a business owner, you may not know how to assemble a proper severance package. Forbes provides several items to add to a...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | May 26, 2020 | Business Litigation
Many business owners run their businesses as partnerships. This business entity is similar to a sole proprietorship but has more than one owner who equally owns the business together. While this can be a wonderful way to include diverse skill sets into your business,...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Apr 15, 2020 | Business Litigation
A new peer-reviewed study examines whether having women on a firm’s Board of Directors effects management decisions to pull a defective medical product off the market. The researchers also took steps toward explaining their clear results. The study showed that...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Oct 14, 2019 | Business Litigation
Some business lawsuits may be relatively insignificant, at least when it comes to the overall health and future of a company. On the other hand, some can be very significant, to the extent that they completely change the direction of one’s life. There are a lot of...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Aug 8, 2019 | Business Litigation
In the past few years, the news media have reported on a number of wage-and-hour lawsuits against prominent business, including Walmart and Amazon. Meanwhile, the ride-sharing service Uber is in litigation over accusations that its drivers should be classified as...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Jul 26, 2019 | Business Litigation
A failure by one side to honor the terms of an agreement can spell disaster for a business, and so breach of contract is one of the most common claims in business litigation. But once a business has proven the other side breached contract, what can it do? What...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Jun 27, 2019 | Business Litigation
When the government seeks to regulate the conduct of business, the results can be helpful or harmful depending on the regulations and the business to be regulated. Either way, assuming the regulations in question are legal and constitutional, it will be the duty of...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Apr 19, 2019 | Business Litigation
Most residents of New Jersey associate chain stores with large shopping centers or roadside strip malls. Four years ago, Jersey City passed an ordinance that is intended to prevent chain store outlets from locating in the downtown business area. Now the owner of a...
On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates | Apr 5, 2019 | Business Litigation
One of the greatest barriers to settling lawsuits by existing or former employees is the employer’s fear that other employees will learn about the settlement and start their own lawsuits. For many years New Jersey lawyers have inserted non-disclosure clauses in...
