BB&D attorneys Robert Brandt, Bridget Nave, Aaron Sanders and Brett Sayers represented a minority owner in selling his shares back to the corporation for $7 million after the shareholder was terminated as a director, officer and employee of the Company. BB&D was able to obtain for the client: full payment at closing of the purchase […]
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Blitz, Bardgett & Deutsch Quickly Confirms Arbitration Award in Federal Court
BB&D attorneys Robert D. Blitz, Jason K. Turk and Stephen M. Hoeplinger obtained an order from the federal court in St. Louis confirming their client’s arbitration award of more than $1.3 million. The court confirmed the award despite opposition from the opposing party, which filed objections and a motion to modify the award. The court […]
Business Owners: Plan Ahead to Avoid Unnecessary Stress & Costly Litigation
ROB BRANDT – BUSINESS ATTORNEY Let’s face it, a phone call to your business attorney is typically an afterthought, not a before thought. As in, before you find yourself on the wrong end of a civil lawsuit. Hiring an experienced business lawyer early in the game helps to ensure you still have a business come […]
Legislation Modifies Missouri’s Business Incentive and Worker Training Programs
SB 68 renames the Missouri Works Training Program to the “Missouri One Start Program,” which provides flexible funding for a company’s training costs associated with a new facility, expansion or retraining project. Companies may utilize industry training funds to offset training costs for new products, new manufacturing processes, technological innovation, and productivity improvement. Under SB 68, a company is no longer required to retain its current number of employees, instead becoming eligible by maintaining at least one-hundred jobs in the year preceding the application.