Florida business litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, the managing partner of Bloodworth Law, discusses what should go into a Florida business operating agreement. Part 5 in the series covers rights, revenue and rules governing members.
Florida business litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, the managing partner of Bloodworth Law, discusses what should go into a Florida business operating agreement. Part 4 in the series covers conflicts of interest by members.
Florida business litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, the managing partner of Bloodworth Law, discusses what should go into a Florida business operating agreement. Part 3 in the series covers handling business agreements.
Florida business litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, the managing partner of Bloodworth Law, discusses what should go into a Florida business operating agreement. This is Part 2 in the series: Inside the Business Ownership
Attorney L. Reed Bloodworth is the managing partner of Bloodworth Law of Orlando and Winter Haven, Florida. This video is Part 1 in a 5-Part series about what should go into a Florida Business Operating Agreement.
Orlando, Florida, and Winter Haven, Florida, attorney L. Reed Bloodworth is the managing partner of Bloodworth Law. He handles many Florida partnership disputes where there is no business operating agreement in place.
Florida attorney L. Reed Bloodworth finds the biggest problem in partnership disputes is the lack of a formal written agreement between partners. Part 1 in the series on operating agreements discusses the type of business that is formed.
When Florida businesses are founded, members have to decide which one of four types of business partnership will be established. Orlando attorney L. Reed Bloodworth
Occasionally, business litigation, trust litigation, or estate litigation cases arise which can be considered where clients will be able to have the option of paying through contingency fees. Every case is reviewed and there is no guarantee that it will qualify or be accepted as a contingency fee case.
Attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, managing partner of Bloodworth Law, explains that a detailed operating agreement or partnership agreement can protect you from being held personally liable for business debt.
