Understanding the Business Judgment Rule in Texas
To understand the business judgment rule, it may be helpful to start by providing a refresher on what it means to be a director or officer of a corporation. Who […]
Let a Lawyer Help When Dissolving a Partnership
Partnership is a business entity structure that consists of two or more people or entities who start or own a business together and share in its profits. In certain situations, […]
Common Minority and Majority Shareholder Disputes
A shareholder who owns more than 50% of the shares of a company generally has the equity and decision-making authority to overrule the shareholder(s) with less than 50% shares. This […]
Contractor, Sub-Contractor and/or Landlord Disputes: What to Do After a Contractor Agreement Has Been Breached
Property owners in need of a construction project often seek the assistance of a general contractor. The general contractor in turn typically turns to one or more sub-contractors to assist […]
Is a Limited Liability Company (LLC) Right for Your Texas Business?
A limited liability company (LLC) is a distinct type of business entity that has the powers of both a corporation and a partnership depending on how the LLC is structured. […]
Enforcing Trade Secrets and Non-Disclosure Provisions in Employment Contracts
Employment contracts entered into by an employer and employee, partner, member or shareholder may contain provisions that protect against the disclosure of trade secrets and other information related to the […]
Considering Buying Another Company | Business Acquisition Overview
Considering Buying Another Company – Business Acquisitions Companies should engage in business acquisition only when it makes strategic and business sense. From our experience, there are a number of factors […]
Overview of Intellectual Property
Overview of Intellectual Property Law Intellectual Property describes any creation or product of the human mind or intellect that the law recognizes and protects from unauthorized use by others, by […]