Contrary to what most people believe, the initial price set by a seller is not always a final, immutable fact. Unless both seller and buyer agree on it, the price remains to be a proposition set by the seller. And you, the buyer, can negotiate for a better price – if you are
prepared to drive a bargain. So, how do you do it without offending or
earning the ire of the seller?
According to some estimates, frivolous lawsuits cost small businesses
more than $200 billion per year. So it is no surprise that many
entrepreneurs list being sued as one of their greatest fears. Handling a
lawsuit can be daunting, but if you know the steps to take it can be
more manageable.