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Protection from Texas construction defect claims
In spite of the challenges many business sectors are facing in a difficult economy, construction contracts have skyrocketed as homeowners are choosing to remodel their homes in 2020. According to a recent CNBC report, project leads were up 58% in June. And...
Possible damages from a breach of contract lawsuit
Contracts form the backbone of most business relationships. Before a Dallas business agrees to work with another party, they will likely sign a contract to specify the terms of their relationship and expectations that each has for the performance of their contractual...
The basics of a non-compete agreement
Hiring new employees is necessary for businesses in Texas and elsewhere. This is true when they are either seeking to keep the status quo of business operations or expand them. However, when bringing a new employee on board, certain aspect of the business may need...
Chain files intellectual property lawsuit against drink company
In Texas, businesses and innovators spend a great deal of time and money trying to create a product or brand that will be recognizable, trusted and help them to enhance their profits. When they have a known entity and another company or individual tries to use it...
Be careful not to pierce the corporate veil
One of the biggest benefits of forming a business is that doing so will help protect your personal assets. Success is never guaranteed. If you knew your personal finances were on the line should things go south, no one but the foolhardy would ever take a chance on...
Report says Texas border wall has troubling construction defects
Texas construction companies base their business on completing their projects without allegations that their work is substandard and unsafe. This is true when it is a public or private contract. For those who are awarded large projects, it can be a financial boon in...
Deep Ellum Brewing sued by founder for termination payments
One of the most traumatic events in the life of any corporation or limited liability company is the departure of the CEO, especially if the separation is not mutually agreeable to all parties. The departure of the CEO can be even more traumatic if the CEO happens to...
“Fortnite” game maker sued for alleged trademark infringement
Intellectual property can be extremely valuable for you business. In fact, in many instances it’s your trademarks and copyrights that set you apart from your competition. However, in order to enjoy the benefits of trademark and copyright protection, you have to be...
What are the grounds for terminating a franchise agreement in Texas?
Many Dallas area residents have dreamed of owning their business. Owning a franchise can be a way for a person to have their own business that is already established. A franchise offers many advantages for a business owner, including support from the franchise...
What business owners should know about their first contract
Establishing a business takes plenty of time and hard work. As a business owner, you’re excited about all the opportunities your business will allow you to take. You’re ready to get to work and make a name for yourself and your business. Many businesses work closely...
