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What should Texas companies do after a serious on-site injury?

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | May 8, 2026 | Tort Litigation

At a Texas work site, a serious injury can create a medical emergency, an insurance issue and potential litigation. Your company’s first priority is care for the injured person. After that, your response should address required notices, evidence preservation and...

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What manufacturers should know about product liability claims

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Apr 30, 2026 | Product Liability

Texas product liability law sets clear expectations for the safety of the marketplace. As a manufacturer, ignoring quality standards or failing to properly label your goods can have lasting consequences for your business. A liability claim can threaten your finances,...

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What can trigger a breach of a commercial lease in Texas?

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Apr 10, 2026 | Business Litigation

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...

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How to limit legal and financial fallout before a product recall

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Mar 27, 2026 | Tort Litigation

Not all Texas companies will immediately discover a defect in their products. Some businesses find out after a customer files a formal complaint or after receiving safety reports or internal testing. When you delay your response to the problem, legal risks and...

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6 ways boards can limit liability in corporate litigation

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Mar 19, 2026 | Business Litigation

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...

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How do injunctions benefit companies in business litigation?

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Mar 16, 2026 | Business Litigation

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,...

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How to protect your company during a business partnership dispute

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Mar 2, 2026 | Business Law

Business partnerships can drive growth and create opportunity, but they can also lead to serious conflict. When partners disagree on major issues, the fallout can damage your operations, finances and reputation. Responding with a clear strategy can mean the difference...

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How do noncompete agreements hold up in Texas courts?

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Feb 16, 2026 | Business Law

Noncompete agreements often appear in employment contracts, business sales, and partnership arrangements. Texas courts enforce these agreements only when they meet defined legal standards. If you signed a noncompete or plan to rely on one, understanding how courts...

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How does Texas law treat emotional distress claims in tort cases?

On Behalf of Deans Stepp Law | Feb 2, 2026 | Tort Litigation

Emotional distress can affect your daily life in serious and lasting ways. Stress, anxiety, and emotional pain may interfere with work, sleep, focus, and personal relationships. Texas law allows recovery for emotional harm in certain tort cases, but only when specific...

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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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