There are certainly situations in which it is possible to settle a business dispute without help from an attorney. However, when negotiating on your own is ineffective – or when a dispute suddenly escalates it may be time to get outside legal help. Our firm offers a free consultation to discuss the specifics of your case. During this consultation, we will explain how we can help in your particular situation.

Each case is different, and many factors can influence whether this is possible. Many business disputes are settled outside of the courtroom. However, it is important that your case is prepared for trial – even if it never ends up in court. We never promote unnecessary business litigation. But we also do not encourage our clients to accept a proposed solution that is unsatisfactory to them. In each case we handle, we learn about our clients’ goals and help them identify the most effective way of meeting them.

Levy & Partners handles a wide range of partnership disputes, including disagreements over profit distribution, breach of fiduciary duty, management conflicts, partner exits, violations of partnership agreements, and disputes over business assets or dissolution.

Partnership disputes often arise from financial disagreements, lack of clarity in the partnership agreement, unequal workload, breach of fiduciary duty, or differences in business strategy and goals. Miscommunication and personal conflicts can also be contributing factors.

While not legally required, a well-drafted partnership agreement is critical in setting expectations and resolving disputes. Without one, disputes may be governed by default state laws, which might not be in your favor. Levy & Partners can help draft or review partnership agreements to protect your interests.

Levy & Partners is known for its personalized approach, deep understanding of Florida business law, and strong track record in resolving partnership disputes. Our attorneys prioritize your business’s success and offer practical, effective solutions tailored to your needs.

To schedule a free consultation, simply call us or fill out the contact form on our website. We’ll review your case and discuss the best steps forward to resolve your partnership dispute efficiently and effectively.