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Tag Archives: BD
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
Texas Contract Law: Texas Breach of Contract Defenses
Many small business contract agreements are illegal, unenforceable or subject to Texas breach of contract defenses. In a Texas breach of contract scenario, illegal or unenforceable terms in business contract agreements make business litigation for small business contract disputes … 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
Tortious Interference: Texas Business Litigation
Business and partnership disputes can bring out the worst in people. When a business partner, shareholder, employee, customer, or business executive feels they’ve been wronged through a breach of contract or other unfair treatment, irrational and illegal behavior can be … Continue reading
