Author(s): Manotar Tampubol
Small businesses are the backbone of many economies, yet they often operate with limited legal resources and awareness. This makes them vulnerable to lawsuits that can disrupt operations, damage reputations, and drain financial resources. This article explores the most common legal challenges faced by small businesses—including employment disputes, contract breaches, intellectual property violations, and regulatory noncompliance—and offers practical strategies to prevent them. By understanding these risks and implementing proactive legal safeguards, entrepreneurs can protect their ventures and foster long-term stability.