Legal Question in Business Law in California

Is it a true general partnership, or a corporation with just a few stockholders? The rights, remedies and also the risks are somewhat different. Also, a lawyer would need to look at the quantity and quality of proof available now, in order to advise further investigation or immediate action. Please feel free to contact me with details and I'll try to give you a more complete set of suggestions. No obligation, and completely confidential. I have several cases in So. Calif. at present.

The other attorney is right on point. It sounds like your business partners are engaged in illegal conduct. You need to have the facts and evidence evaluated. Consult with an attorney in your area for specifics.

Kevin B. Murphy, B.S., M.B.A., J.D. - Mr. Franchise

Franchise Attorney

I need to look at your business arrangement. You may need to buy him out, or dissolve the business, or sue him, depending on the details.

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Whatever the form of the business, there is a legal remedy for you with respect to your "partner". It would be best for you to sit down with an attorney as soon as possible to discuss the specific of your case/claims and what you can do.

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You can pursue both criminal charges and a civil lawsuit if you have evidence to support your allegations. You can also follow the By Laws and rules of your company to remove him if desired. If serious about hiring counsel to help you in this, feel free to contact me.

Forget these attorneys trying to get your business. Call the police, now, or just hand the guy your business and walk away. No jury is going to consider a civil case like this seriously if you don't call the police. Not to mention the fact that if he's been doing this he probably has spent it all and there is nothing to sue him for. Then just disolve the company and resurect it without him.