Attorney Michael Campbell Discusses Civil Business Dispute Issues While Answering Questions Often Asked By The Public

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Attorney Michael Campbell in Tacoma, Washington answers the following questions regarding civil business disputes in an interview with Attorneys.Media: What are the two most commons lawsuits the public files against businesses?  In a legal sense, you may have rights, but can you enforce those rights realistically!  What are the different types of business disputes between the public and a business?  Are covenants not-to-compete really valid?  Are they worth the effort?  Attorney Michael Campbell discusses why he focuses on business dispute resolutions in his law practice.  How can a covenant not-to-compete protect your business market?  How is an arbitrator chosen in business disputes?  How can an implied and an express warranty  work together?  How does a verbal contract affect business disputes?  How can binding arbitration settle business disputes?  How could both parties in a business dispute arbitration be satisfied with the result?  Attorney Michael Campbell explains how he helps the legal system get justice for regular people!  How long does it take someone to steal your land through adverse use?  How could mediation help resolve a business dispute!  What are the resolution differences between unintentional and intentional breach of contract?  What is the difference between an implied and an express warranty?  What is the value of an attorney fees provision in a contract or existing law?  What are some common business disputes?  What factors influence the resolution in business disputes, including social media?  What are the reasons why you may not want an attorney’s fees provision in the contract?  Who can you sue or cannot sue if you lose some of your land to adverse use?  Why can a covenant not-to-compete protect your customers?  Why would contractual financial obligations continue even if a divorce agreement says something different?  Attorney Michael Campbell explains why he is different from other business attorneys.  Why is record keeping so important in disputes between business partners?  Why is the resolution in a business partnership breakup like a divorce?  What are the common methods you could lose parts of your property through adverse use?