Everyone gets robocalls. You look at your phone, and it is yet another phone call from a number you do not recognize entreating you to sign up for insurance, cable packages or other services you have not requested. Until now, you might not have known there is...
Texas property owners have a legal right to sue for construction defects. Given the speed with which homes are going up across the country right now, builders may tend to cut corners, so they can move onto their next project and make money. Now research is pinpointing...
Launching a business requires more than a viable idea such as a product or service that is currently trending and in-demand. Whenever you decide to create a business of your own in the state of Texas, there are a few legal requirements and steps to keep in mind....
If you’ve worked with a contractor in Texas, you may have come across something referring to liquidated damages. Liquidated damages are the compensation that is owed to a client when a contractor doesn’t meet timeline requirements. Liquidated damages is based upon...
Many people in Texas earn a living by operating self-owned companies. If you're a business owner, it can be understandably frustrating to suspect that another company ripped off the intellectual property of your business. Here are the four main types of intellectual...
Shareholders have certain rights in the state of Texas. When they buy shares, they're essentially buying partial ownership of a company, which means they have limited decision-making abilities. They can also sue the company in certain situations. What rights do...
Telecommunications law has a significant impact on the personal and professional lives of people in Texas and across the United States. We are said to live in the Digital Communications Age. A tremendous amount of communication takes place through sites at which...
It is very common for people to form a business partnership. Sometimes these partnerships pay off, but other times the partnership proves to be unsuccessful. Below are a few reasons that business partnerships in Texas may fail. Lifestyle differences Differences in...
Most Texas businesses will have to deal with an anticipatory breach of contract at some point or another. This specific type of contract breach can result in severe losses for any business. By understanding the specific aspects you'll need to prove that the breach...
Any bit of information that provides a Texas business with a competitive advantage over others is commonly referred to as a trade secret. Since a large portion of the business's ability to make an income is reliant on their trade secrets, it's fully natural to want to...
