Whether due to an argument, a retirement, a death, or even a planned exit, the bottom line to a non-attorney is that your partnership is coming to an end. If you’re an attorney, the different…
Non-compete agreements are restrictive covenants that employers use to prevent their staff from taking their talents to competitors, from revealing trade secrets, or from soliciting their clients. They are meant to protect business interests. They…
Business partnerships represent legal arrangements, and whether you’re leaving on good terms or as a result of a dispute, it is important that all of the correct steps are taken to ensure that all parties…
Bochetto & Lentz attorney Ryan Kirk is featured in the Pennsylvania Bar Association Young Lawyer Divisions Fall 2022 newsletter with his article titled “The Coming Tsunami of COVID-19 Whistleblower Suits.” View Newsletter Visit Pennsylvania Bar…
Entrepreneurs have big ideas, but that doesn’t mean that they always run big businesses. While the headlines are dominated by America’s largest companies, you may be surprised to learn that the Small Business Administration’s (SBA)…
As a business owner, you know that your employees are your most valuable asset, and losing a particularly talented worker can represent a blow to both team morale and to success. It can also represent…
Infighting among a business’s owners is more than a source of stress and irritation. It can quickly distract from progress and impeded operational success to the point where shareholders end up disbanding the business entirely….
Your business partnership is breaking up. Whether the breakup is a result of a planned termination, a partner dying, a falling out, or any other reason, the business is absolutely able to continue, but there…
Recently, founding B&L partner, George Bochetto, and senior B&L associate John O’Connell, conducted a trial before a three member panel arbitration involving a years long business dispute between owners of a large, regional vending business…
A partnership is a hopeful and optimistic thing. It represents two (or more) people coming together to try to build something. It’s true in relationships as well as in business. Unfortunately, things don’t always work…