Joint Venture Disputes
When a particpant to a joint venture agreement breaks the contract (or other obligations) you will need considered legal advice. Essentially, a joint venture is an association by participants for an undertaking with a view to mutual profit where they may contribute money, property or skill.
Often it can be challenging to distinguish a joint venture from a partnership keeping in mind that a joint venture can also be a partnership.
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- Understand what precisely is a joint venture whether unincorporated or incorporated.
- Distinguish a joint venture from a partnership or in some case advise that the joint venture is a partnership (as they are not necessarily mutually exclusive).
- Understand the content of the relationship that the joint venture has with third parties.
- Appreciate the contractual framework, and any other duties that might flow from it including fiduciary obligations.
- Take legal action against participants who breach the joint venture agreement (or their fiduciary duties if they apply).
For more information on joint venture disputes contact our commercial litigation lawyers.
* This content does not purport to give legal advice. Readers must obtain their own legal advice, that applies to the particular circumstances of their case, before taking any action at all.