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Intellectual property (IP) concerns frequently lead to contract disputes in the business world, especially when the ownership, use or licensing of valuable assets like trademarks, patents, copyrights and trade secrets is involved. In Texas, where many businesses...
There is nothing that comes close to the feeling you get walking into a newly built house. Everything is shiny and new, and you can still smell a hint of building materials. It only needs your finishing touches to make it a home. Few things are as frustrating and...
In most real estate transactions, buyers and sellers work out any issues before they go to closing. However, there are sometimes unusual circumstances in which financial and legal disputes may arise after closing. Occasionally, people who have already taken possession...
People have a variety of reasons for starting a business. Maybe you have an excellent business idea and you’re excited to see how it pans out. Maybe you’re tired of working at someone else’s company and you want to start one that you own. Regardless of specific...
As a business owner looking for premises to lease, you need to be aware of many issues. One of those is the zoning restrictions relevant to the particular area. There is no point in finding a space to rent that you can imagine as just right for your business if you...
A good business partnership can be a dream come true and a massive boost to your ability to achieve your dreams. But not all partnerships stand the test of time. All it takes is one long-simmering resentment to rise to the surface for a full-blown battle to start,...
As a residential landlord, it is important to understand your legal obligations so you can avoid any costly breaches of tenants’ rights. You also need to understand your legal rights, as you do not want a tenant taking advantage of your good nature. One area where...
Many business owners do not own the buildings they occupy. Instead, businesses will often lease a building with the building owner. For business owners, it can be cost-effective to rent a building for their business and focus their finances on improving the company. ...
If you’re a homeowner in Texas, it’s crucial to remember that the state has zoning laws that regulate how you can use your residential property. These regulations are designed to encourage community harmony, help ensure public safety and preserve property value. If...
You recently started your own business, and now it’s time to hire your initial employees. What you’re wondering is if you have to draft employment contracts. These could tell the employees what’s expected in the role, how many hours they’ll have to work, what their...