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PASSAMANI & LETANG PLLC
Business Disputes
Business disputes can arise in a wide range of contexts, from disagreements between partners and shareholders to conflicts with vendors, clients, or competitors. These disputes often involve complex legal and financial issues, including breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, interference with business relationships, or violations of contractual obligations. When negotiations fail, litigation may become necessary to protect your business’s rights and interests. Our firm is experienced in navigating the complexities of business litigation, offering strategic representation aimed at resolving disputes effciently while minimizing disruption to your operations.
In a business dispute with your partner? Or are you sampling just looking to go your different ways? We can help.
In Montana, the process of dissociation and dissolution of a business depends on the type of entity but generally involves formal steps to end the company’s legal existence. Dissociation refers to the withdrawal or removal of an owner (such as a member of an LLC or a partner in a partnership) from the business, which may or may not trigger dissolution depending on the operating or partnership agreement. Dissolution is the formal process of winding down the business, which includes filing Articles of Dissolution with the Montana Secretary of State, settling debts, distributing remaining assets, and fulfilling any final tax and reporting obligations. Once dissolution is complete, the business is no longer authorized to operate or conduct affairs in the state.
