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Resolving a shareholder dispute without harming your company. Resolving a shareholder dispute requires speed and strategy. After all, the conflict affects not only the shareholders. It primarily affects the company. Decisions regarding strategy,...

Unjustified dismissal: routes to restore your position. When a dismissal or suspension is imposed that you believe is unjustified, every day counts. The legal playing field offers various...

Accounts receivable financing: realizing receivables through assignment or pledging. For enterprises with significant accounts receivable positions, working capital financing is a recurring theme. Banks have become more reluctant to provide overdraft facilities, while factoring and accounts receivable financing companies...

Incapacity for work: employer obligations and pitfalls When an employee reports sick, a process begins for the employer involving strict legal obligations that can last a total of one hundred and four weeks, with...

Interruption of the statute of limitations: how to keep a claim alive. The statute of limitations is a silent killer of claims. Anyone who believes that a debtor will pay in two months and who hopes...

Establishing an Advisory Board: value, risks, and legal status For growing SMEs that do not yet want or need a formal Supervisory Board, an Advisory Board is a popular...

Requesting a credit report: what it does and does not say about a business relationship. Before you enter into a major order, choose a supplier, or extend payment terms, it is wise to get a picture...

Objection to the Tax and Customs Administration: deadlines, procedure, and pitfalls. An assessment, decision, or ruling on an objection by the Tax and Customs Administration often feels final, but usually, it is not. The General Law...

Pre-collection: the customer-friendly alternative to legal proceedings. The step from an unpaid invoice to debt collection proceedings is bigger than necessary for many entrepreneurs. Formal collection often means the end...

When a debtor continues to refuse to pay after repeated demands, the bailiff is the designated party to recover the debt. However, we see that entrepreneurs often wait too long...