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When it comes to your business, we at Busch, Reed, Jones & Leeper, P.C. know just how much blood, sweat, and tears go into keeping it thriving and successful. Unfortunately, due to the inevitability ...

Commercial litigation handles all kinds of disputes. Whether your case involves a breach of contract, business tort, or partnership/joint venture dispute, there are 2 main options for reaching a ...

Dissolving a business is often a stressful and complex process. However, it is important to legally and correctly dissolve a business in a timely manner. If you fail to properly dissolve your ...

Establishing and operating a business enterprise is the basis for the American dream. Determining whether to run your business as an S corporation, C corporation, limited liability companies (LLC), or ...

When it comes to your business, we at Busch, Reed, Jones & Leeper, P.C. know just how much blood, sweat, and tears go into keeping it thriving and successful. Unfortunately, due to the inevitability ...

If you are a small business owner, you would be wise to begin thinking about how to avoid consumer lawsuits before they happen. It can become very time-consuming and costly to engage in the protracted ...

Whether a full-blown class action or a complaint from a single consumer, lawsuits typically come as a shock to small business owners and do serious damage. Regardless of whether or not you believe ...

Social media is as natural and embedded in our lives as ever. It’s become the fastest and most convenient way to communicate with everyone in our lives simultaneously, which is why many people share ...

No one plans to suffer a serious injury, much less at the hands of another’s negligence. When this happens, it is essential you immediately enlist in the counsel of a trusted Marietta personal injury ...

Negligent Entrustment Under the negligent entrustment doctrine, a car owner may be liable for injuries that were caused by another person’s negligence if a car owner knowingly entrusted their car to ...

When it comes to your business, we at Busch, Reed, Jones & Leeper, P.C. know just how much blood, sweat, and tears go into keeping it thriving and successful. Unfortunately, due to the inevitability ...

Out of concern for animal welfare, the Atlanta City Council passed a law that prohibits retail pet stores from selling dogs and cats to customers. According to officials, the law is meant to deter ...

Construction Litigation Lawyers in Marietta Our construction litigation attorneys at Busch, Reed, Jones & Leeper, P.C. have served business people in Georgia for a combined total of more than 125 ...

Construction Litigation Lawyers in Marietta Our construction litigation attorneys at Busch, Reed, Jones & Leeper, P.C. have served business people in Georgia for a combined total of more than 125 ...

Why Legal Validity Is Essential to Construction Contracts Contracts play a central role in the construction industry. A legitimate, correctly-formulated contract can provide clarity when business ...

The construction world is heavily dependent on contracts in order to ensure contractors are legally protected in the event of a potential loss. These contracts serve as agreements between the parties ...

The practice of law has its exciting moments. But many lawyers will probably tell you that being thorough and methodical is more important for success in our business. Certainly, film and television ...

The right of a criminal defendant to be tried before a jury of their peers is a foundational principal of the United States justice system. This right is enshrined in the 6 th Amendment of the U.S. ...

No one plans to suffer a serious injury, much less at the hands of another’s negligence. When this happens, it is essential you immediately enlist in the counsel of a trusted Marietta personal injury ...

The Insurance Company’s Duty to Defend Unlike insurance Third-party liability coverage kicks in when someone sues you for money. The maximum dollar amount the insurance company is responsible for ...

Commercial industries, construction firms, and other forms of corporations or business entities are regulated and largely organized by contracts of various types. Since a contract needs to be thorough ...

Out of concern for animal welfare, the Atlanta City Council passed a law that prohibits retail pet stores from selling dogs and cats to customers. According to officials, the law is meant to deter ...

Earlier this year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a final rule designed to improve the agency’s tracking of injuries and illnesses that occur in the workplace. Under ...

Officers and directors are the decision makers of the corporations they work for. In general, the decisions they make do not render them liable to civil lawsuits or personal liability. This is the ...

Social media is as natural and embedded in our lives as ever. It’s become the fastest and most convenient way to communicate with everyone in our lives simultaneously, which is why many people share ...

No one plans to suffer a serious injury, much less at the hands of another’s negligence. When this happens, it is essential you immediately enlist in the counsel of a trusted Marietta personal injury ...

Negligent Entrustment Under the negligent entrustment doctrine, a car owner may be liable for injuries that were caused by another person’s negligence if a car owner knowingly entrusted their car to ...

In general, the dictionary defines “hearsay” as “information received from other people that one cannot adequately substantiate; rumor.” However, hearsay has a more specific definition in the practice ...

The practice of law has its exciting moments. But many lawyers will probably tell you that being thorough and methodical is more important for success in our business. Certainly, film and television ...

The right of a criminal defendant to be tried before a jury of their peers is a foundational principal of the United States justice system. This right is enshrined in the 6 th Amendment of the U.S. ...

The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a collection of regulations that govern business transactions and contract issues. It has been adopted by all 50 states, and relates to transactions involving ...