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Tag Archives: Commercial Litigation
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
Posted in Commercial Litigation
Tagged Austin Business Lawyer, Austin Contract Attorney, Austin Intellectual Property Lawyer, BD, Business Contract Agreements, Commercial Litigation, Texas Business Litigation Attorney
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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
Posted in Litigation & Business Disputes
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, Austin Contract Attorney, BD, Business Disputes, Commercial Litigation, Partnership Disputes, Texas Business Litigation Attorney, Tortious Interference
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Disclaimed Warranties & Representations: Promissory Fraud & the Right to Lie
What your mom taught you about telling the truth is still good advice. While it may seem to go without saying, at least one judge has reaffirmed your mother’s rule: “it’s not okay to lie,” even if your contract says … Continue reading
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Tagged BD, BL, Breach of Warranty, Commercial Litigation, Disclaimer, Fraud, Selling a Business, Texas Business Attorney, Texas Business Lawyer
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