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The sensitive information possessed by your business can give you an edge over your competitors. But that information is usually only as valuable as it is secretive. If the information were to be made widely known in the marketplace, your competitors could use it to...
Contracts are the lifeblood of businesses. Unfortunately, they do not always work out the way business owners plan. And, if you are facing a breach of contract lawsuit in Texas, you may wonder: How do I fight a Texas breach of contract lawsuit? Breach of contract To...
Consumers now have the ability to publish their reviews and criticisms of business in widely viewed forums such as social media. Sometimes, this criticism is fair. Other times, it’s unfair. In some cases, it is so unfair that businesses may even consider taking action...
Non-compete and non-disclosure agreements can be an effective way to protect your business. With these valid contractual arrangements in place, you can rest assured that your former employees won’t go to work with direct competitors in your market or otherwise share...
Managing risk effectively in business operations is vital, and the implications are vast. Risk must be identified, analyzed, handled and monitored, with related business processes and procedures modified as needed. When risks are not mitigated In the fourth quarter of...
Businesses should take actions to avoid liability for unlawful or negligent acts. But they must also assure that precautions are taken concerning the employees and other parties they control. Vicarious liability Businesses may face tort litigation because of the...
The decision to include or exclude an arbitration clause in your business contracts is critical. Many businesses include arbitration clauses, which can be beneficial in some cases. In contrast, it can limit companies from holding the breaching party fully accountable...
In our state, we hold property and business rights sacrosanct. Personal freedom is our mantra. However, it may surprise some that these ideals may not be present during business litigation. Specifically, in a motion for Dallas, Texas, receivership. Receivership?...
