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Wyoming State Bar > Event
The Bulldog Guide to Business Divorce
November 12, 2021
Virtual
Virtual
Programs
The Bulldog Guide to Business Divorce
November 12, 2021 11:00 AM-2:15 PM
Helping a client grapple with a bad business partner requires expertise in litigation, negotiation and corporate governance. Millions of dollars and your client’s life’s work, hang in the balance. Avoid costly mistakes, while representing your client like a bulldog. In this fast-moving 3-hour program, you will learn:
• 5 corporate document provisions that prevent disputes up front
• How to recognize when the time is right for partners to part ways
• How to create a strategic plan to deal with a difficult or dishonest business partner
• 6 Red Flags that signal serious problems with partnerships
• Valuation methods and strategies to maximize your clients’ returns
Speakers
Terrance Moore
Terry Moore has 30 years of experience representing businesses and individuals in a wide variety of legal matters, including business divorce and partner disputes.
The author of The Bulldog Guide to Business Divorce, Terry employs his bulldog principals to handle mission-critical matters involving business disruption problems of all kinds, including bank workouts, partner conflicts and contract fights. His willingness to take cases to trial often motivates the other side to reach a reasonable settlement.
Terry advises business clients in a variety of business sectors, with concentrations in media, oilfield services, sports, health care and real estate. His awards include Attorney of the Year in Minnesota, among many others.