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Tag Archives: Business Lawyer Austin
Letters of Credit vs Documentary Collection in International Business Transactions
What’s the best way to ensure the quality of products and timely payment for business transactions across international borders? Letters of credit are an established mechanism for ensuring that sellers will receive payment for goods that have been properly shipped, … Continue reading
Posted in International Business
Tagged Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Finance, Business Lawyer Austin, Business Strategy, Contract Negotiation, Documentary Collection, Export, IB, International Business, International Law, International Trade, Letter of Credit, Trade Finance
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Is Venture Capital Right for Your Business Startup?
Raising Venture Capital is fiercely competitive, and many folks have unrealistic expectations and views about their company, its value, and the process of raising venture capital. Here are five tips to get you in the right frame of mind. 1. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Finance
Tagged Angel Investor, Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Finance, Business Investor, Business Lawyer Austin, Venture Capital
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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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Biotech Lab Leases: Facility Build-Out Issues For Landlords & Tenants
Selecting a laboratory facility, customizing it with building improvements, and getting all of the necessary regulatory approvals for the site (FDA, CDC & DHHS) can be one of the most expensive and time consuming hurdles for a biotech company, … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Real Estate Law
Tagged Austin Real Estate Attorney, Austin Real Estate Lawyer, Business Lawyer Austin, Lease Negotiation, REC, Texas Commercial Lease, Texas Real Estate Attorney, Texas Real Estate Lawyer
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