Dissolution of a business is governed in Wisconsin under the Uniform Partnership Act and other laws. The specific laws that apply are based on the type of partnership that you have. Generally, you will need to submit dissolution paperwork to legally end the partnership.
Read MoreDeferred compensation plans can be beneficial to both employers and employees, but only as long as they follow the applicable laws.
Read MoreWhen a disagreement arises, no matter how large or small, it is best to develop a method for resolution that will be beneficial to everyone.
Read MoreNon-compete agreements are useful when you have trade secrets you do not want employees to divulge or when you need to protect business contacts and professional information. However, companies should avoid some of the common pitfalls of non-compete agreements.
Read MoreIs it best to lease space or purchase a building for your business? There are advantages and disadvantages to both choices. The answer depends on a variety of factors and is a choice that is unique to your specific company.
Read MoreAlthough you can fire an employee at will, you cannot do so for discriminatory reasons, including race, gender, disability, and more.
Read MoreMediation can be a good option for resolving business disputes. It is less formal than arbitration, and less expensive than litigation.
Read MoreWhether you are a property owner or tenant, you want to be sure that the commercial lease agreement includes everything necessary to protect you throughout the duration of your lease.
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