Some small business owners end up in legal battles that they believe are without merit. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is now targeting what they call “frivolous” lawsuits. Lisa Rickard of the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform and Joanne Doroshow, executive director of the Center for Justice & Democracy, debate the issue on this week’s Your Business. Share your views here and vote in our poll.

The customer comes first. That’s a great lesson for any small business owner who wants to improve his or her relationship with clients. This week on Your Business we meet three entrepreneurs who’ve gone to the extreme to make their customers a priority.

What do you think? Is the customer always right? Vote in our poll and send us your comments.

The customer comes first. That’s a great lesson for any small business owner who wants to improve his or her relationship with clients. This week on Your Business we meet three entrepreneurs who’ve gone to the extreme to make their customers a priority.

What do you think? Is the customer always right? Vote in our poll and leave send us your comments.

The customer comes first. That’s a great lesson for any small business owner who wants to improve his or her relationship with clients. This week on Your Business we meet three entrepreneurs who’ve gone to the extreme to make their customers a priority.

What do you think? Is the customer always right? Vote in our poll and leave send us your comments.

The customer comes first. That’s a great lesson for any small business owner who wants to improve his or her relationship with clients. This week on Your Business we meet three entrepreneurs who’ve gone to the extreme to make their customers a priority.

What do you think? Is the customer always right? Vote in our poll and leave send us your comments.

A community business improvement district sounds like a good idea, but as we see on this week’s “Your Business,” in one Massachusetts town not everyone feels the same way.

What do you think? Share your views below and vote in our poll.

Have you ever thought about joining your local chamber of commerce? Do you even know what it does? In this week’s edition of “Your Business” we find out we look at whether entrepreneurs are rediscovering the value of their local chamber.

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This week on “Your Business” our small businesses experts tackle the issue of swine flu and how you can prepare your company for the possibility of an outbreak. What are you doing to prepare? Leave your comments below and vote in our poll.

In today’s stormy economic environment, finding shelter can be key to your survival. This week on “Your Business” we visit a business incubator on the banks of New York’s East River where start-ups and young businesses are getting the support they need to make sure they stay in the game.

Are you finding clever ways to get tax breaks or share resources? What are you finding out there that works? Share your comments below and vote in our poll.