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Can My Operating Agreement Contain Buy-Sell Terms?

By russolawllc819 | July 21, 2026

Buy-sell provisions can be integrated directly into an LLC operating agreement or partnership agreement rather than maintained as a separate document. Here is what to consider.

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Buying a Business With a Partner — What Happens If You Later Disagree?

By russolawllc819 | July 17, 2026

Buying a business with a partner is exciting — until you disagree. The decisions made at acquisition about structure and governance determine how that conflict gets resolved.

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The 5 Clauses That Prevent 80% of Business Disputes

By russolawllc819 | July 14, 2026

Most business disputes are predictable — and preventable. Five contract provisions, when properly drafted, address the issues that generate the most litigation between business owners.

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I Have a Partnership Agreement or Operating Agreement — Do I Also Need a Buy-Sell Agreement?

By russolawllc819 | July 10, 2026

Having an operating agreement does not mean you have a buy-sell agreement. The two documents serve different purposes, and many businesses need both.

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What Is a Holdback and How Does It Protect a Business Buyer?

By russolawllc819 | July 7, 2026

A holdback withholds a portion of the purchase price at closing to protect the buyer against post-closing claims. Learn how it works and what to negotiate in NJ and NY deals.

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What Business Owners Get Wrong About Partnership Disputes

By russolawllc819 | July 3, 2026

Partnership disputes are high-stakes and emotionally charged — which is exactly when mistakes get made. Here are the issues business owners most often mishandle.

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Material Breach Explained: When a Contract Problem Becomes a Lawsuit

By russolawllc819 | June 30, 2026

Not every contract problem is a material breach — and the distinction matters. Learn what triggers escalation from a contract dispute to a lawsuit in NJ and NY.

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What Is a Buy-Sell Agreement and Why Does Every Business With Multiple Owners Need One?

By russolawllc819 | June 26, 2026

A buy-sell agreement controls what happens to an owner’s business interest when they die, become disabled, or want out. It is one of the most important documents a closely held business can have.

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My Business Partner Took Me off the Bank Account — What Should I Do?

By russolawllc819 | June 19, 2026

Discovering that your business partner removed your bank account access is a serious warning sign. Learn what it may mean legally and how business owners in NJ and NY typically respond.

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My Partner Runs the Day-to-Day — Do I Need to Be an Authorized User on the Business Bank Account?

By russolawllc819 | June 16, 2026

If your business partner handles operations, you may still have a legal interest in monitoring business finances. Learn what authorized user status means and why it matters.

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