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Tag Archives: Austin Business Lawyer
Company Formation & Small Business Law Strategies for Expanding a Business
Starting a business and building momentum to accelerate business growth requires more than just great products, services, and employees. Organizing business entities, structuring business contracts and processes, and executing successful decision-making requires calibrated business strategies for agility, asset protection, and … Continue reading
Breach of Contract and Non-Compete Agreement Validity
Non-compete clauses are standard in employment contracts across a range of industries, in addition to similar contract clauses such as non-solicitation, non-disparagement, and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). The enforceability of non-compete contracts in Texas is a question that must be addressed … Continue reading
Sending & Responding to Breach of Contract or Cease & Desist Letters
Sending or receiving a demand letter can be an emotionally charged experience with many opportunities for mistakes when you don’t consult experienced legal counsel. If you’re the victim of a breach of contract or intellectual property infringement, a business attorney … Continue reading
Commercial Real Estate Insurance & Replacement Insurance Loopholes: Reconstruction Costs
Real estate insurance policies often include replacement insurance terms for reconstruction costs of repairing or rebuilding real estate that is subsequently damaged. But many commercial real estate investors harbor a false sense of security with their real estate insurance policy. … Continue reading
