Business Disputes

If you run a business it is important to consider where problems could come from. Even if everything is running fine at the moment, it might only take one dispute to derail your plans and dent your finances. The short answer is that a dispute could come from any...

As a business owner, you don’t want to end up in court if you don’t have to. However, if another business or individual is doing something illegal that could harm your business, you have to take action.  Whether someone is libeling or defaming the business, using your...

It can be devastating when your supplier starts delaying orders because this can negatively impact your business operations. Nonetheless, delays don't always warrant ending a relationship with your supplier. It can be beneficial to take other steps first, including:...

Fraudulent conveyance, also known as fraudulent transfer, is a serious legal issue that can arise during bankruptcy proceedings or debt collection. It occurs when a debtor transfers assets to another party with the intention of avoiding creditors. This hinders a...

The relationship between you and your suppliers should be a top priority. One of the ways to prioritize this relationship is by having excellent communication. Here are four tips for communicating with your supplier: 1. Communicate early While your supplier contracts...

The modern Texas business landscape presents a broader array of legal challenges than ever before. As companies increasingly operate in the digital sphere, the potential for business disputes and litigation can further escalate. A disgruntled customer with a viral...

The use of telecommunications or information technology to carry out fraudulent activities, collectively referred to as wire fraud, has been on the rise over the past several years. As fraudsters refine their methods, no business is safe. Everyone is at risk of...

For small business owners, navigating the complexities of serving as a boss to any number of employees can be a challenging part of day-to-day operations. Partially because – and they often do – when things go wrong, the threat of a lawsuit can loom large over a small...

Intellectual property (IP) infringement can be a serious threat to any business, particularly in an era where information is increasingly both easily accessible and shareable. If your company's IP is being infringed upon, it’s crucial to act swiftly and decisively to...

When two people decide to start a business together, it’s important for them to use a business partnership agreement. This is essentially a legal contract. It helps to define their relationship and gives them different responsibilities and obligations. This can help...