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Durable Power of Attorney for Estate Planning

By James Blake 15 January 2013Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

A durable power of attorney is an important estate planning tool that can protect you and make life easier for your family if you become incapacitated... Continue Reading...

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Common Export Documents for Letters of Credit

By James Blake 5 July 2012Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts, International Business

Are you confused about all of the documents required for exporting goods under a letter of credit? While letters of credit are the backbone of interna... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Attorney, Business Finance, Business Lawyer Austin, IB, Import Export, International Business, International Business Attorney, International Law, International Trade, Letter of Credit

Negotiating Texas Commercial Lease Pass Through Expenses

By James Blake 30 June 2012Commercial Real Estate Law, Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

Commercial leases in Texas vary widely, and commercial lease negotiation requires understanding of the types of commer... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Real Estate Attorney, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Lease Negotiation, Pass Through Expenses, REC, Texas Real Estate Attorney, Texas Real Estate Lawyer

Texas Contract Law: Texas Breach of Contract Defenses

By James Blake 13 May 2012Business Contract Law, Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

Many small business contract agreements are illegal, unenforceable or subject to Texas breach of contract defe... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Attorney, Austin Contract Attorney, BD, Breach of Contract Litigation Lawyer, Business Contract Agreements, Business Lawyer Austin

Using Negative Incentives in Outsourcing Agreements to Drive Performance

By James Blake 9 April 2012Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts, International Business

It’s increasingly necessary to use negative, compensation-reducing mechanisms to prevent vendors from intentional or... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Lawyer Austin, Business Strategy, Contract Negotiation, International Business, outsourcing, Risk Management

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