Partnerial consent is the foundation of business success, however what happens when a partner artificially blocks company development? The requirements of Georgia’s new “Law on Entrepreneurs” have placed many companies in a deadlock — minority shareholders often refuse to sign essential documents, demand unreasonable payments, and put the business at risk of liquidation. What does … Continued
In modern business, the greatest risk is often not a competing company, but rather a once-trusted partner, a single ambiguous contractual provision, or an overlooked legal detail. This is precisely where major commercial disputes begin—conflicts that rapidly extend beyond the legal framework and become a test of a business’s financial and strategic resilience. Major commercial … Continued
The relationship between partners in a Limited Liability Company is not merely a formal corporate connection. In practice, business stability largely depends on how effectively the partners cooperate and whether their rights, obligations, and decision-making processes are properly regulated. In reality, numerous companies have faced severe crises precisely due to conflicts between partners. Particularly problematic … Continued
In the modern business environment, commercial disputes are no longer merely a legal issue. In practice, a single improperly managed dispute often turns into a process that threatens a company’s financial stability, operational activities, and even its market existence. This is especially true when the dispute involves multi-million-dollar liabilities, partnership conflicts, devalued assets, or breaches … Continued
Shared ownership is one of the most common yet simultaneously complex legal relationships in modern civil circulation. In practice, numerous disputes arise precisely when co-owners have been using property by mutual agreement for years, but following a conflict of interests, the principal question emerges — how should the property rights of each co-owner be protected. … Continued
For businesses, a tax audit is not merely a review of financial documentation. In practice, it often becomes a process that directly determines a company’s financial stability, reputation, and future operations. Especially when the outcome of the audit is associated with alleged assessments amounting to millions of GEL. In recent years, the approach to tax … Continued
Washington, May 13, 2026 – Attorneys representing the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Elon Musk will appear before a federal judge today to justify the legality of the $1.5 million settlement reached between the parties. The dispute concerns the delayed disclosure of information during the acquisition of Twitter (currently X) shares. The Core … Continued
In recent years, cryptocurrency has no longer been merely a symbol of technological innovation. It has already evolved into a financial asset, an investment instrument, and in some cases — a component of corporate financial structures. Companies use cryptoassets as a means of payment, as an element of investment portfolios, or to facilitate international transactions. … Continued
The Supreme Court of Virginia declared the new congressional electoral map unconstitutional and invalidated it. The aforementioned map aimed to redistribute electoral districts in a manner that would have enabled the Democratic Party to secure four additional seats in the November midterm elections. Court Decision and the Positions of the Parties The Court adopted the … Continued
In today’s business environment, the greatest threat is not always the competitor. Quite often, the most serious risks to a business arise not from external factors, but from the company’s own internal structure and unregulated processes — an unprotected corporate structure, improperly registered assets, shareholder conflicts, tax deficiencies, or carelessly drafted agreements. Even a seemingly … Continued
Oakland, California, May 5, 2026 – OpenAI President Greg Brockman testified in court that Elon Musk supported transforming the startup into a commercial (for-profit) company, while simultaneously attempting to obtain full control over the process. According to Brockman, Musk’s ambition was to raise $80 billion through OpenAI, funds that were intended for the construction of … Continued
Participation in tenders does not constitute merely an opportunity for growth – it is a high-risk legal process, where each detail determines the company’s financial outcome and reputation. Practice demonstrates that a significant portion of companies lose tenders not due to the lack of a competitive offer, but as a result of legal deficiencies. Therefore, … Continued
