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If you own a Texas business, you likely spend a good deal of your time negotiating contracts with your employees, your suppliers, your distributors, your customers, etc. It goes without saying that all of these contracts should be in writing so that you will find it...
Like other business owners, you spent a tremendous amount of time, money and effort deciding how to present your product or service to your customers. If you did a good job, your customers can easily locate what you have for sale. The visual image of your product or...
Renting an apartment in Texas can be confusing at times, depending on the duration of your stay. According to Cornell University Law School's Legal Information Institute, landlord and tenant rental relationships can fall into four separate categories. These different...
Construction disputes come up for countless reasons, from an unsatisfied homeowner to a contract dispute involving partners or legal matters related to employment law. Those who own construction companies may have a hard time working through these challenges due to...
Every day in Texas, individuals and businesses engage in transactions that constitute contractual obligations. These may take many forms such as the purchase of a new residential home, an agreement between a homeowner and a contractor for renovation work to be...
Most Texas companies regularly rely on contracts to complete their transactions, and The Suster Law Group, PLLC, often advises clients about what they should include in these documents to protect themselves and their businesses. The negotiations between you and your...
Texas companies that apply for a federal trademark have the right to pursue legal action against any other U.S. company over infringement allegations. Unauthorized use of a symbol, quote or branding logo that confuses consumers or causes a mistaken belief that a...