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Tag Archives: BD
Cybersquatting, Domain Name Disputes & Trademark Infringement
Trademark infringement issues relating to domain name disputes and cybersquatting is an ever increasing concern for many businesses. Trademark infringement litigation and domain name disputes are also likely to increase in the future as domain name availability is shrinking at … Continue reading
Posted in Intellectual Property, IT Law Litigation
Tagged Austin Intellectual Property Lawyer, BD, Business Lawyer Austin, Domain Name Dispute, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Rights, Texas Business Lawyer, Texas Intellectual Property Lawyer, Trademark Infringement
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Construction Law & Construction Contract Agreements for Construction Project Security
Construction contracts can be a ticking time bomb for real estate owners, developers, architects, contractors, and subcontractors if they are unaware of construction law. Texas construction contracts are regulated by both federal and Texas construction law. Failure to follow federal … Continue reading
Posted in Construction Law
Tagged Austin Contract Attorney, BD, BL, Commercial Real Estate, Construction Contracts, construction law, Contract Negotiation, REC, subcontractor, Texas construction law, Texas Real Estate Lawyer
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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
Posted in Commercial Litigation
Tagged BD, BL, Breach of Warranty, Commercial Litigation, Disclaimer, Fraud, Selling a Business, Texas Business Attorney, Texas Business Lawyer
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Service & Restaurant Employee Wages: Avoid Labor Law Litigation
Restaurants and other service-based businesses benefit from an exception to state and federal minimum wage laws, allowing employees who receive tips for their services to be paid less than the $7.25 federal minimum. In Texas, “tipped employees” may be paid … Continue reading
Posted in Labor & Employment Law, Restaurants
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, BD, BL, Business Lawyer Austin, Employment Contracts, Employment Law, restaurant attorney, RRSF
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