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Businesses can face a number of legal issues, with many of them pertaining to contracts. While the best way to avoid contractual problems is to competently negotiate and draft them in the first place, even well written agreements can lead to conflict when the parties...
By nature, Texans are self-reliant and want to have control over their own future. This is rarely more evident than when a person is moving forward with a business endeavor and selling services, goods or products. The technical and legal aspects of starting a business...
Business contracts underlie most business relationships. For that reason, it is helpful to know what the requirements are for a valid business contract to help avoid disputes and respond to them when they arise and help preserve important business relationships....
Securing top talent can be tricky in today’s market, especially if you’re looking for someone with specialized skills. You might also be hesitant to give an employee access to sensitive information that gives you an edge over your competitors. After all, an employee...
When two or more individuals own a business that is or may be on the brink of success, they may decide to choose a formal entity for the business. If shares are split equally between the shareholders, say 50/50 or 20/20/20/20/20, the potential for corporate deadlock...
There are many decisions to make when starting up a business. One is which business form to select. Business owners should be familiar with the different options and how to evaluate them to decide which option is best for them and their business. Business law can help...
Many people have said that the most valuable asset any business has is the people that work for it. Whether one agrees with that or not, the reality is that Houston business of all sizes need to be careful how they hire, terminate and manage their employees if they...
Well-written and well-thought out contracts clearly outline the responsibilities of both parties to avoid any confusion. Effectively, this allows both parties to accomplish their intended goals more efficiently. Though, in Texas, one may have the right to cancel...