24 Oct Resolving and Preventing Business Disputes in Arizona
Several actions can help prevent business disputes in Arizona. While situations may still occur where you need the services of a lawyer like Randall Udelman who specializes in business disputes , our firm understands that no one wants to have to take time away from business to deal with disputes. So it is best to make every effort to prevent business disputes in Arizona from ever occurring. Try following certain helpful reasonable and logical steps with supporting documents where helpful so you can have a basis to help resolve disputes if and when they do arise.
The following are a few helpful tips and insights regarding how to resolve and prevent business disputes to save you on time, stress and money.
- Institute company-wide procedures and policies regarding day-to-day transactions and interactions to decrease the frequency of disputes. This might include standardizing sales agreements and/or contract forms to ensure they include all relevant and necessary enforceable contract terms.
- Develop systematic hiring and firing policies to help your business refute or avoid future discrimination or unfairness claims.
- Obtain waivers from clients and customers ensuring that your products or services clearly display all pertinent information and warnings .
- Remember to put most information and agreements on material terms in writing. Disputes often stem from undocumented “friendly” business arrangements.
If you need assistance following these steps, or already face a business dispute in Arizona and need the services of a qualified business dispute lawyer, contact Randall Udelman today to schedule your consultation.
*The information in this blog is for general information purposes only. This blog post should not be taken to constitute a formal recommendation or professional advice. We exclude all representations, warranties, legal liability or responsibility relating to its content.
Images used under creative commons license – commercial use (10/20/2016) Tim Dorr (Flickr)