The Enterprise Shield
A Guide to Preventing Legal Battles
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Terrence Scott Miller
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Vence Athans
No one wants to lose their business to a lawsuit… and this is the answer to protecting your reputation, your budget, and, ultimately, your business.
Did you know that half of new businesses fail within the first three years of opening? There are many reasons for this, but one key factor is that business owners don’t know enough about the legal landscape they’re navigating, and they don’t know how to effectively deal with issues as they arise… or prevent them from happening in the first place.
And the problems don’t just happen to new business—there are many established (and successful) businesses that have been overwhelmed by legal fees that could have been avoided if they’d only known more about how to sidestep potential lawsuits.
A lawsuit isn’t just expensive… It can ruin your brand name and send your company’s reputation into the sewer… and then it’s impossible to climb back out. But this doesn’t need to happen to your business.
Whether you’re studying enterprise, you’re a new face in the business world, or you’ve been playing the game for a while and you want to brush up on your legal knowledge, knowing how to protect a business from lawsuits and class actions is going to keep you on the right side of the line, protecting both your reputation and your budget.
This clear and comprehensive guide is your solution.
With clear language and a thorough approach, it will walk you through everything you need to know to shield your business from legal pitfalls and financial risks.
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