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For business owners, forming a corporation helps protect you from personal liability. A key way to preserve that protection is to avoid conduct that could support a “piercing the corporate veil” claim. This can make you personally responsible for the company’s debts,...
A commercial lease is a binding contract, and like any contract, it only works when both sides hold up their end. When one party falls short, the other may have grounds to pursue a breach claim. Tenant actions that commonly trigger a breach Most commercial lease...
Boards face high stakes when corporate litigation happens. You can face personal risk even while protecting the company. This generally occurs in specific situations. Fortunately, Texas law gives directors certain protections. Courts will review your decisions under...
At some point, your company may file lawsuits for reasons such as breach of contract, shareholder disputes, business fraud or intellectual property infringement. These disputes can escalate quickly, especially when the other party’s actions can affect revenue,...
Franchising can help a small business grow, but it also comes with legal risk. Many franchise disputes in Texas start because expectations were unclear or rules were misunderstood. When you know where problems usually begin, you can take steps to lower the chance of a...
Fraud can quickly turn a business deal into a costly and stressful situation. When one party lies or conceals key information, the other can lose money, opportunities, or even their reputation. In Texas, fraud claims play a major role in business litigation and can...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the way businesses operate, offering speed and efficiency in various areas. However, with these benefits come several risks. Understanding and addressing these risks is essential for companies that want to make the most...
Given enough time, every business will likely face litigation, or at least, a breach of contract lawsuit. And, when this happens, businesses often look to their choice-of-law and venue clauses to limit their liability as they get to choose where the dispute is heard....
In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing economy, even the most diligent business owners may find themselves facing the threat of legal issues. Disputes can arise unexpectedly, whether it is from a breach of contract, shareholder disagreements, employment matters or...
You’ve worked hard to negotiate a favorable contract and hold the other party accountable to its terms. But when breach occurs, you might have to take the matter to court to secure a judgment in your favor. Yet, even after obtaining a clear court order that requires...
