Whether you have a handshake or formal agreement with another business or individual, if a third party wrongfully interferes with your business relationships, with the intention to cause economic harm, you are within your rights to take legal action.
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Breaches of Fiduciary Duty
Business owners usually have people that they trust to act in their best interest under certain circumstances, and it’s no mystery why this is necessary. This legal duty falls upon the hands of someone known as a fiduciary — but what happens if these people exploit their position and take advantage of the trust provided to them?
Trade Secret Lawsuits in the Digital Age
As business and personal technologies have evolved over the years, the manner in which trade secrets are protected, discovered, exploited, and misappropriated has evolved drastically. Whereas business owners were once able to...
How to Combat Minority Shareholder Oppression
There have been many stories of minority shareholder oppression similar to Jessica’s. This majority-minority power structure can pose problems, especially when a dispute or conflict arises within the company.
I’m Being Sued for Trade Secret Misappropriation. What Now?
If you have been accused of sharing your company’s confidential information, turn to David H. Schwartz to be your guide. Read on to learn more about how he can help you with your case.
When to Call a Trade Secret Attorney
If you want to establish a trade secret to protect your business, attorney David H. Schwartz has the right tools and resources to get you where you need to be. Read on for important information you should know.
Can I Sue Another Business for Misleading Ads?
In both state and federal cases, it is commonplace for individual consumers to bring legal actions against businesses alleging false or misleading advertising, but what about one business suing another business? Can misleading ads against your business be legally actionable? Bay Area-based business litigation attorney David H. Schwartz has the answers to these questions.
What Constitutes Unfair Competition?
California business law can be very complicated territory, but having a skilled business litigation attorney to protect your company’s interests can be your ace in the hole. From legal definitions to requirements for lawsuits to statutes of limitations, this article is intended to help you identify and put a stop to unfair competition.
Defamation: What It Is and When to Sue
You have worked hard to build your business. When false statements are made that result in damage to your business’ reputation, it is a serious situation. You need to know your legal rights when your business is faced with defamation and what you can do to fight against it.
Can My Business Sue for Bad Financial Advice?
Your business can suffer severe damage as a result of poor financial advice or ill-advised investments. Sometimes the damage can be so severe that your business cannot recover without legal action. If your company has suffered monetary loss due to poor financial advice, you may be able to seek compensation to make your business whole again. Bay Area business litigation attorney David H. Schwartz can help you protect the future of your business.