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If another company claims you owe them money, ignoring the situation will only make it worse. Understanding how the legal landscape works in Texas can help you protect your company’s assets and reputation. Receiving a formal demand letter Business-to-business (B2B)...
A solid construction contract is the heart of every project. It protects your business long before problems start. For Texas contractors, clear terms reduce disputes, protect cash flow and keep projects moving. If you are a contractor, you need to be aware of the top...
Business partners should observe the terms of their partnership agreement. This includes contributing to the business by performing the required duties and making agreed-upon financial contributions. A partner who does not contribute to the company may be breaching...
It is important to draft a partnership agreement when going into business with someone else. One of the common reasons for this document is that it helps define ownership shares. Many partnerships are split 50-50, but not always. That said, why does the ownership...
In the construction industry, a project is only as strong as the people working on it. When a subcontractor fails to meet expectations -- whether through subpar workmanship, missed deadlines or contract violations -- their approach can result in costly delays and...
All business activities in Texas are regulated by contracts. Contracts outline the rights and obligations of all parties. For the most part, the terms of a contract are honored and business goes smoothly. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. Contracts can be...
It is no small feat for a business to successfully navigate the maze of commercial litigation and emerge with a judgment against a debtor. However, the battle does not end with the court’s decision. The real challenge begins with enforcing the judgment and collecting...
A contract breach can be complicated to sort out, but there are legal options. It starts with identifying exactly how the contract has been broken. From there, you can determine liability and connect that to any potential harm that was suffered. Every situation is...
You likely wear many hats throughout your day if you're a business owner. Human resources, operations, purchasing, finance - you handle all of it. While running your own business is exhilarating, it's also overwhelming. Now may be the time to ask yourself, "Is it time...
Even with countless mitigation tactics in place, your business cannot be invulnerable to contract disputes. That said, the more pressing concern is knowing how to handle this kind of problem effectively. First, you must know what mistakes to avoid when facing a...