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Tag Archives: Business Lawyer Austin
Common Export Documents for Letters of Credit
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 international trade finance, many importers and exporters don’t fully understand the plethora of documentation involved … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts, International Business
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, Business Finance, Business Lawyer Austin, IB, Import Export, International Business, International Business Attorney, International Law, International Trade, Letter of Credit
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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
Posted in Business Contract Law, Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, Austin Contract Attorney, BD, Breach of Contract Litigation Lawyer, Business Contract Agreements, Business Lawyer Austin
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Using Negative Incentives in Outsourcing Agreements to Drive Performance
It’s increasingly necessary to use negative, compensation-reducing mechanisms to prevent vendors from intentional or negligent breach of contract that may damage your company or brand. This is particularly true in international business or contracting for foreign outsourcing services. In foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts, International Business
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Lawyer Austin, Business Strategy, Contract Negotiation, International Business, outsourcing, Risk Management
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Beware Finder’s Fees & Unlicensed Business Brokers
If you’re an entrepreneur or startup business seeking investor financing, the sense of urgency and desire to secure angel investor funding can sometimes lead to mistakes with serious consequences. Paying a “finder’s fee” or other type of benefit to an … Continue reading
Posted in Business Finance
Tagged Angel Investor, Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Broker, Business Finance, Business Lawyer Austin, Finder's Fee, IB, Securities Law, Securities Transaction, Venture Capital
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IRS Employee Reclassification: Independent Contractor vs Employee
Small businesses often prefer to hire workers as independent contractors, rather than as employees, in order to avoid payroll taxes, benefits, and other related burdens. This is a perfectly acceptable practice, unless the worker would be considered an “employee” in … Continue reading
Posted in Labor & Employment Law
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Lawyer Austin, Business Tax Strategy, Employment Contracts, Employment Law, independent contractor
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