Partnership and LLC member disputes, breach of contract, collections, business divorce, and demand letters for Utah small businesses. Free 20-minute consultation by telephone or video conference.
Utah Business Disputes: Practical Help When a Deal or Partnership Breaks Down
Business disputes cost time, money, and sleep. Our goal is to understand what you need, whether that's getting paid, getting out, or getting back to work, and to pursue the most cost-effective path to get there.
Or call (801) 721-8066. South Jordan office and video meetings for Salt Lake County, Utah County, and out-of-state family.
What we help with
Partnership and LLC member disputes
Disagreements over control, money, information, and fiduciary duties among owners.
Breach of contract
Enforcing or defending agreements when a customer, vendor, or partner doesn't perform.
Collections
Recovering unpaid invoices and enforcing judgments.
Business divorce
Buyouts, dissolution, and separating owners under the operating or buy-sell agreement.
Demand letters
A clear, well-supported letter that often resolves a dispute before litigation.
Litigation and settlement
Mediation, negotiation, and, when needed, litigation in Utah state courts.
How it works
Free 20-minute consultation
We clear conflicts, then listen to what happened and what outcome matters most to you.
Review the agreements
Operating agreements, contracts, emails, and invoices usually decide the case.
Demand and negotiate
Many disputes resolve with a demand letter, negotiation, or mediation.
Litigate if necessary
If settlement fails, we explain the realistic cost, timeline, and risks before filing.
Frequently asked questions
How long do I have to sue for breach of contract in Utah?
It depends on whether the contract is written or oral and on the claim. Limits can be several years but vary. Don't wait.
Can I get my attorney fees back?
Only if a contract or statute allows it. We'll check your agreement early.
My business partner is locking me out. What now?
Gather the operating agreement and records you have, document what's happening, and get advice before you take self-help steps.
Is a demand letter worth it?
Often, yes. It puts the claim in writing, shows you're serious, and opens the door to settlement at a modest cost.
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Get a clear plan before the dispute grows
No outcome is guaranteed, but a clear plan helps. Schedule a free 20-minute consultation by telephone or video conference at /contact or call (801) 721-8066.
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