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Dangers of running a business alone.
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[QUOTE="King bell, post: 267846, member: 75687"] There are certain dangers when running a business alone. For example, if the person in charge of everything is the only stakeholder, they may become desensitized to other factors that should be taken into consideration. When there are no checks in place for an owner or director, it can lead to making decisions such as neglecting insurance and manufacturing risks. All of these risk factors could cause lawsuits from customers or employees seeking compensation for damages made on their behalf. That is why it's important to establish company policies and procedures before opening a business venture, so that individual liability can be avoided in case anything goes wrong. Be sure not to forget about your own safety and the safety of others when starting up your business venture—due diligence will help you avoid costly mistakes. If you're in an industry where one of the main concerns is employees or equipment getting hurt, there should be a plan in place for dealing with such events. The best way to protect yourself from liability is to make sure that you're not charged with negligence. If something does happen and you find yourself in this situation, it's important to look for legal council for guidance as soon as possible. Legal counsel can review your business policies and procedures to determine if something went wrong during the manufacturing process or if an employee failed to follow a specific protocol before getting hurt. If there were violations made at any point, legal counsel can help represent your case and negotiate the best possible outcome with opposing counsel on your behalf. [/QUOTE]
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