Business Partnership Mediation
Proven Partnership Mediation Method Eliminates the Stress.
Why Call Chris Reich
Business Partnership Mediation
This is for you if you’re in a business partnership with even the slightest tension.
Chris Reich of TeachU is your best option for successful, low-cost, and convenient partnership mediation. Chris believes that ubi jus, ibi remedium. (Where there is a right, there is a remedy)
Unlike other mediators that act more like judges and charge outrageous fees, Chris can moderate a meeting or two, help work out big issues, draft binding resolutions, or help dissolve the partnership fairly. Chris has used video meetings for the past 10 years! That saves you money and it works.
Why Choose Chris Reich to Mediate Your Business Partnership Issues: Read the Article
Fix or End a Bad Partnership
Start With A Consultation
Get Help with Your Business Partnership from an Excellent Business Mediator
- Regain the Respect
- Rebuild the Trust
- Create a Partnership Agreement
- Set Up Policies to Prevent Future Fractures
- Improve Communication Between Partners
- Implement Rules Between Partners
- Focus Partners on the Same Goals
- Resolve Issues Around Compensation (Examples)
- Structure Responsibilities
Or…
- Help with Partner Separation or Buyout
Sometimes It’s Best to Get Out of a Bad Partnership
There Are Right Ways to End a Business Partnership
Sometimes it’s best to get out when a partnership goes bad. I understand the stress. Before you say anything to anyone, please talk to me. There are no charges for a consultation and you can talk as long as you’d like. I’ll listen. You can ask all your questions.
Don’t try to do this alone. There is a right way to dissolve a partnership. If you are being frozen out unfairly, or if you have a partner that needs to go, please contact me. I can guide you through the steps to properly end a partnership.
Read More About Getting Out of a Bad Business Partnership:
You Cannot Just Walk Away
What to do When You Cannot Get Out of a Bad Partnership
Talking to Crazy: The Irrational Partner
How?
Most Partnership Problems Can Be Resolved. Having a Neutral Party Mediate Meetings Takes Away the Pressure and Stress.
I work with clients in nearly every state and Canada. The goal is to help with your partnership and business issues in the least costly manner. Generally, we see real progress after only a couple video meetings. Most business issues can be solved by setting up processes that are reasonable and easy to follow. If it’s best to end the partnership, I can help you there too.
What Works
Best for You
Video Conference mediation
We use my video conference account to have live meetings. This is a great way to work out problems.
Agreements & Processes
We reach agreements and set up processes to remove the sources of problems.
Moderated Meetings
I moderate partnership meetings. When people can talk about business without the tension and personal accusations, things get a lot better.
Advise You Privately
If your partner refuses to participate in a mediation process, I can advise you privately. If it’s time to end the partnership, I’ll guide you.
From Chris Reich
Dealing with Partnership Problems
You are wise to seek advice if you are feeling tension in your partnership. Lots of things can pull a business down, but the two biggest drags on a business are taxes and partnership problems. Both need to be treated seriously.
Take the First Step Toward Resolution
I work in every state. Nearly Every situation can be fixed using video conference.
Call: (530) 467-5690
Email: [email protected]
Yes, we can talk nights and weekends by Appointment
Blog posts by Chris Reich
Violence By a Business Partner Is Never OK
If your business partner ever is violent, call 911 immediately. Yes, even if he missed. You want to document threats of or actual violence.
The Fiduciary Duties of Partners in a Business Partnership
Partners in a business partnership, other than limited partners, have legal obligations to the partnership that are called the Fiduciary Partnership Duties. In this post, we’ll look at these duties and, hopefully, clarify what they mean.
Do Not Stop Working if You Want to Leave the Partnership
When the business partnership breaks down, the darker sides of the personalities come through. A dominant partner turns into a bully. A person who does not do well with conflict will withdraw. As the bully gets more aggressive, the pacifist withdraws further. Eventually, the bully gets so angry they are ready to lock the other partner out. The pacifist quits coming in. The next blowout is over money. The course is as logically predictable as what will happen to your car if you hit the highway with no oil in the engine. It will get louder and louder until the engine seizes.
When Politics and Business Partners Don’t Mix
Unless you are in some sort of political business, you should keep politics out of your establishment completely. Of course, you have freedom of speech, but we are in very contentious times and displays of political or religious positions might be off-putting to to your customers.
Business Partnership Problems with Someone You Were Dating
What happens with the business when people break up? Here’s the information you need to make big decisions and protect yourself.
Coronavirus, the Economy, and Your Business Partnership
Before we found ourselves in this terrible mess, many businesses had partnership issues. If your partnership has problems, now is the time to deal with those things that cause tension.
All work is fully confidential from the first moment of contact. Every new client relationship begins with consultations with all parties. It's important to me that we all feel good about working together before we start. This site does not provide specific legal advice.
Contact Chris
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Yes, I work nights and weekends by arrangement. Call any time. I will always get right back to you.
Clients who have worked with lawyers, counselors, consultants, and coaches often tell me that my business mediation service is the best and least expensive way to fix a partnership.
— Chris Reich, Business Mediator