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Minority shareholders in Mississippi businesses often lack control over major decisions. When majority shareholders abuse their power, it can harm the business and the rights of the minority shareholders. Mississippi law offers several options to help minority...
Probate does not conclude as expected every time. In Mississippi, you might discover new information or previously unknown assets that require the court to revisit a closed estate. When this happens, you need to understand how and when probate can be reopened. Acting...
If you lease commercial property, you probably encounter CAM charges. These additional costs significantly impact your total financial obligations. Understanding what they include helps you manage your expenses more effectively. A well-structured lease agreement...
A non-compete agreement helps protect a business from unfair competition. Mississippi law requires these agreements to be reasonable in time, geography and scope to be valid. When a former employee breaks a non-compete, the employer can take several steps to enforce...
Contesting a will is a complex legal process requiring careful preparation and an understanding of probate law. Whether you believe a will was executed under undue influence, lacks proper formalities or does not reflect the true intentions of the deceased, challenging...
Lease disputes can arise in many forms, from issues with rent payments to disagreements over property maintenance or lease term violations. In Mississippi, handling a lease dispute requires a clear understanding of your rights and obligations as a tenant or landlord. ...
When tenants fail to pay rent, property owners face unnecessary stress. Although financial struggles are sometimes temporary for tenants, landlords must act swiftly to address unpaid leases and prevent lasting financial consequences. Here’s how to proceed when this...
You face a serious issue when dealing with trade secret litigation in Mississippi. The state follows the Mississippi Uniform Trade Secrets Act (MUTSA), which protects confidential business information. However, to be considered a trade secret, your business’...
A durable power of attorney is an estate planning tool that allows one person to manage the financial matters of another. Most people create this document with the expectation that they may be incapacitated at a certain point. They want to make sure their finances are...
As a commercial property owner, your success often depends on other parties meeting contractual deadlines. Whether you're developing a shopping center, leasing office space or selling commercial property, missed timelines can significantly impact your bottom line and...
