Joint ventures are powerful tools—but when legal details are ignored, they can become financial disasters.

Why Legal Guidance Is Critical

A joint venture is more than a handshake. It involves contracts, liabilities, risk allocation, and long-term consequences. Without a strong legal foundation, your business could suffer.

Key Elements of a Solid JV Agreement

• Clear division of profits, losses, and duties
• Exit strategy and dispute resolution terms
• Intellectual property ownership
• Confidentiality clauses

Common Disputes (And How to Avoid Them)

• Misuse of funds
• Unequal contributions
• Breach of fiduciary duty
• Misaligned business goals

Attorney Carlos Canady has helped business owners structure ventures that last—and resolve those that didn’t. His deep understanding of both legal and business dynamics gives his clients an edge.