by Chris Reich | Aug 27, 2020 | Buyout Advice, Partnership Advice, Partnership Problems, Problem with Business Partner, Top Post
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.
by Chris Reich | May 17, 2020 | Buyout Advice, Partnership Advice, Partnership Disputes, Partnership Problems, Problem with Business Partner
I pay close attention to what is expressed during my private interviews before we start a mediation process. There are 3 signs a partnership will fail.
by Chris Reich | Jan 3, 2020 | Business Tip, Buyout Advice, Family Business, General Business, Partnership Advice, Partnership Problems
There is much to consider when setting the value of a business. Talk with a 100 experts and you’ll get 100 different valuations. These methods should help.
by Chris Reich | Sep 28, 2019 | Buyout Advice, General Discussion, Partnership Advice, Partnership Problems, Problem with Business Partner
A few people have asked for this: Set up a place where you can submit questions about your own partnership problems. I liked the idea so much, I did it!
by Chris Reich | Sep 14, 2019 | Buyout Advice, Partnership Advice, Partnership Disputes, Partnership Problems, Problem with Business Partner, Top Post
In order to remove a partner you’ll need to take legal action and then you must prove your case in court.
by Chris Reich | May 27, 2019 | Buyout Advice, Partnership Advice, Partnership Disputes, Partnership Problems, Problem with Business Partner
If you’re in a business partnership that has gone sour, we have to consider whether you’ll have to continue in the relationship or if you’re leaving the business.
