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<description>Competitive business moves, if you are not aware and careful, could lead to you being sued for "intentional interference with contractual relations". The idea is that you can be sued if you get someone else to do something that is contrary to a contract.</description>
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<description>When you sell a business, make sure you get paid. This article is inspired by an actual case I handled where the client nearly lost a functioning business without being paid for it, and was only saved by prompt court action against the buyer. It contains points that not everyone knows.</description>
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<description>You can buy a business -- or a "book of business" -- from a trustee in bankruptcy. The question is whether the former owner is allowed to solicit the customers for business in competition with you.</description>
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