Even with strong contracts in place, breaches can and do occur. When a party fails to uphold its obligations, small business owners must know the enforcement process and the remedies a court may provide. Understanding these options in advance allows you to act quickly and strategically, minimizing disruption to your business.
For small business owners, contracts are more than just paperwork — they’re your first line of defense. But too often, vague language or missing terms leave room for confusion, delays, and disputes. A well-drafted contract can prevent most issues before they start.
John L. Campbell and Ann M. Seller have updated the guidebook "United States Estate and Gift Tax - An Overview for Foreigners Investing in the United States" for 2025.