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Companies may conduct layoffs for a number of reasons. Mergers and acquisitions often create redundancies, making a staff reduction necessary. Layoffs are also common during business bankruptcy and restructuring efforts. Reducing the workforce at the company can help...
When many people hear that a business has declared bankruptcy, their assumption is that this is the end of the business. The bankruptcy filing is the last step, and the business is now going to close. The financial issues it was facing meant that it was no longer a...
Shareholders play an important role at any publicly-traded business. They purchase stock, often when the company needs capital, which gives them an interest in the company. They attend shareholder meetings where they discuss the future of the company. They may vote on...
Collecting a debt from another organization can be a challenge. In some cases, business leaders choose to file for bankruptcy to avoid financial responsibility. The automatic stay provided when an organization files for bankruptcy can prevent creditors from pursuing...
Employment litigation can be initiated by workers making a claim against a business. Other times, employers may need to take legal action against current or former employees for conduct that violates an employment contract. For example, a worker who recently left...