Most any business in Florida has some sort of competition and that makes it understandable that owners and management teams spend a good deal of energy on finding ways for their companies to outdo their competitors. This is part and parcel of a capitalist society and economy. However, there is a line between what is a reasonable and legal competitive advantage and what is an unreasonable and illegal competitive advantage.
Tips on creating a business partnership
Many people in Florida have dreams of owning their own businesses. In some cases, this may be achieved by working with another person and establishing a partnership. However, it is important that entrepreneurs proceed with caution before signing up to partner with another person as there may be serious legal and financial ramifications if a partnership does not work out as intended or hoped.
Detailing the Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act
Most in Daytona Beach may anticipate that the business world will be cutthroat and competitive. Yet simply because you and your company are in a state of constant competition with your competitors does not mean that you (and them) are not required to follow ethical practice guidelines. Some might hear the term "unfair competition" and roll their eyes, believing it to only be an accusation made by companies that are falling behind in their markets. Yet several business representatives often come to us here at Smith Bigman Brock asking for specific examples of unfair competitive practices.
