As an employer, you know that employees don't always stay with one company for their entire career. Thus, you want to be sure that you protect valuable, confidential information about your company if and when certain employees move on. A non-compete agreement can be a...
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Challenges of international business disputes
Texas companies are increasingly participating in the global economy for a variety of benefits. International trade opens the possibility to share technology, locate top talent and access new markets. When a problem arises, however, this resource can create hurdles...
My commercial landlord is withholding my security deposit. What can I do?
When you signed the lease agreement to rent a space for your business to operate, you likely had to pay a month, two months or even more of advance rent as a security deposit. The understanding was that your landlord would return that deposit to you at the end of your...
What constitutes “breach of contract”?
If you own or operate a business, you know that disputes are inevitable. Breach of contract is one of the most common disputes businesses face. But, does every deviation from a contract rise to the level of a breach? In today’s post, we take a closer look. 4 Elements...
Thinking of taking your business public? Consider these factors
Whether you wish to enter the New York Stock Exchange or some other market, the decision of whether to “go public” is an important one for any business owner. The investment capital that comes with an initial public offering (IPO) can take your business to new...
Preventing business disputes before they arise
Business owners face any number of major decisions at the start of a new venture. Selecting a business structure, focusing on a location, hiring employees and launching a product or service are important factors in a new business, but each could bring about disputes...
5 common reasons for partnership disputes
Creating a business in Texas can be a risky proposition as statistics show nearly half of all new ventures fail within the first five years. Working with a partner can be a great way to raise capital and share the burden of starting something from scratch....
4 tips for crafting solid business contracts
Developing contracts is a large part of running your business. You may develop contracts with suppliers, service providers and your customers on a regular basis. According to the Small Business Administration, there were 30.7 million small businesses in the U.S. in...
