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Owners and contractors face hard choices when a party fails to meet contract terms. In Texas construction contracts, identifying a material breach determines whether a party can legally walk away. Otherwise, they must keep working while seeking offset costs. Defining...
Business data is a valuable asset for a Texas company that needs active defense during staff changes. A senior executive or top worker may leave to join a competitor. This move increases the risk of losing sensitive customer lists, pricing models and trade secrets....
A business partnership is often compared to a marriage because of its foundation of trust and collaboration. When it fails, the process of separating can be as complex and emotionally charged as a divorce. In Texas, business partners facing irreconcilable differences...
A commercial lease breach can threaten income and strain a working relationship. Addressing the violation early may limit those effects and prevent the dispute from escalating. If you own a commercial property or are renting a business space, your response can shape...
Big company changes like mergers, acquisitions or new leadership can put your business at risk. During these times, it is easier to lose your trade secrets and other competitive advantages. For Texas employers, it is important to enforce noncompete agreements and...
If you are being sued or going through a lawsuit in Texas, potentially over contract issues, it is important to understand where the court case will take place. There is a complex set of venue rules under Texas law that determine which venue should be selected. This...
Winning a lawsuit in another state can feel like crossing a finish line, but for many businesses, it is only the halfway point to justice. A judgment from New York or Delaware has little practical value if the losing party’s assets are located in Houston or elsewhere...
When civil litigation is filed in Houston, cases are usually won or lost long before trial, often during the e-discovery phase. Many business owners assume that discovery is about producing emails and documents, but today’s disputes are increasingly fought over...
Potentially actionable business disputes often begin as a result of threats, demand letters, stalled negotiations or competing interpretations of contracts and rights. In such situations, waiting to be sued is not always the most prudent move. Sometimes, the best...
Litigation is one of the biggest financial risks for you as a business owner, because the costs often stretch far beyond what you expect. Even when you think you have accounted for everything, there are several other factors that quickly drive the total higher than...