Most business owners are highly focused on growth, operations, and day-to-day problem solving. Less time is spent thinking about what would happen if the business had to function without them—temporarily or permanently. This article is designed to help business owners understand the key components of continuity planning so they can evaluate their own situation, whether or not they choose to work with an attorney. 1. Business Continuity Is Not One Thing A common misunderstanding is that...

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