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Complex Business Issues

What every director should know about shareholder conflicts

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Jan 20, 2026 | Complex Business Issues

Shareholder conflicts can happen at any time in Texas businesses. Shareholders often argue over who runs the company, how they share profits and their strategy choices. Knowing the key issues early can help you protect the company and avoid problems. Every situation...

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Port Neches plant explosion: Cautionary tale for risk management

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Feb 13, 2023 | Business Law, Complex Business Issues

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...

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Should you include an arbitration clause in your business contracts?

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Dec 22, 2022 | Breach Of Contract, Business Law, Complex Business Issues

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...

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