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What to Do If You Suspect Breach of Contract
Business relationships are forged through contracts. Contracts impose duties on each party: I deliver you goods or services, and you pay me in exchange. When a party violates the terms of a contract, the other party can suffer significant harm. The non-breaching party can find themselves in hot water with customers, clients, and other… Read More »
Holding Companies vs. Shell Companies
The longer you own a business, the more you enter into the murky world of corporate governance. There are many options available to facilitate the growth of your enterprise, with decisions ranging well beyond whether to incorporate or file as an LLC. Below, we discuss a particularly opaque area of corporate law and governance:… Read More »
Corporate Reorganization in Texas
Businesses change over time, or at least they should. Corporations that seek to increase profit or maximize efficiency may need to restructure the way the company is organized in order to serve those goals. There are a number of different avenues for corporate reorganization, and the optimal approach depends on the nature of the… Read More »
Texas LLC Operating Agreement: What Should it Include
When you are forming an LLC, one of the most important documents you will generate is known as the Operating Agreement. The Operating Agreement is a fundamental part of Texas LLCs, and executing a thorough, thoughtful, and precise Operating Agreement can save the owners significant headaches and conflict down the road. Below, we discuss… Read More »
Cease and Desist Letters in TX
Cease and desist letters are the bread-and-butter of business law. A business is using your copyrighted works without paying you royalties, an employee is brandishing your confidential corporate information to your competitors, an unsatisfied customer takes out a newspaper ad accusing you of fraud, etc., so you send a letter telling them to stop…. Read More »
What is Tortious Interference in TX?
You have a business deal all set up. You’ve hammered out the details, you’ve agreed on a price and the services to be rendered. The deal might even pertain to an existing arrangement and you are simply continuing your trend of stellar deliverables. Then, inexplicably, your business associate cancels the deal. You find out… Read More »
Residential Real Estate: What Happens Between Contract and Closing
For most people, buying a home will be the single biggest financial transaction of their lives. The process is far more involved and complex than many people realize before they go through it. It’s helpful to have a general roadmap for how residential real estate transactions will progress, to ensure all parties are prepared… Read More »
Dissolving an LLC (With Debt) in Texas
Dissolving a limited liability company (LLC) is a multifaceted process. It’s important to jump through all of the appropriate legal, regulatory, and administrative hoops to ensure that the company is fully dissolved and no unnecessary liability is passed through to the business owners. If there is a significant amount of outstanding debt at the… Read More »
Executory Contracts in Texas Real Estate
Not every real estate contract is as simple as a property sale. Different types of real estate arrangements exist, and different laws and regulations may come into play when entering into and seeking to enforce such contracts. Read on below to learn about executory contracts in Texas real estate transactions and how they are… Read More »
Seller Duty to Disclose in Texas (TREC Seller Disclosure)
Buying a home is a stressful and often overwhelming experience. Besides wading through the financial and legal fine print, buyers often experience nagging doubts about whether the ultimate purchase is the right thing to do. After all, buying a house is the biggest financial investment most people will make in their lives. The last… Read More »
