The legal options available to you for resolving a business dispute with your partner will depend on the type of dispute and the applicable state or federal laws. Generally, if there is an agreement in place between yourself and your partner that outlines how disputes should be handled, you may first want to try to resolve it through mediation or arbitration as outlined in the agreement. If mediation or arbitration does not work, then it may be appropriate to pursue litigation by filing a lawsuit against your partner. Depending on where you live, specific procedures must be followed when filing such lawsuits (e.g., providing notice of intent beforehand) and these rules are typically outlined in state/federal statutes and regulations.
It is also important to note that certain types of business disputes may have different resolution methods than others; for example, intellectual property disputes can involve administrative proceedings before specialized agencies like the USPTO or Copyright Office which could provide quicker resolutions than traditional court proceedings. Additionally, depending on where you live some states will have Small Claims Courts which specialize in resolving cases involving smaller monetary damages more quickly than other courts would handle them.
In any case, it is highly recommended that you consult with an experienced attorney who specializes in business law prior to taking any action since they will best understand all relevant laws and help guide you towards the most effective solution given your particular situation.
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