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If another company claims you owe them money, ignoring the situation will only make it worse. Understanding how the legal landscape works in Texas can help you protect your company’s assets and reputation. Receiving a formal demand letter Business-to-business (B2B)...
A solid construction contract is the heart of every project. It protects your business long before problems start. For Texas contractors, clear terms reduce disputes, protect cash flow and keep projects moving. If you are a contractor, you need to be aware of the top...
Zoning laws regulate land use and dictate what can be built on a property. Developers and property owners are wise to learn more about how these rules can impact their property by researching local zoning codes and ordinances, attending city council meetings to stay...
As a property owner or real estate professional in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, you know how quickly a code violation can affect your investment. Whether you own commercial space in Plano or manage residential units in Fort Worth, a single violation can cost you more...
Commercial leases are complex agreements that require careful consideration of various terms and conditions. One such term is the kick-out clause, which can have various consequences for landlords and tenants. What does this clause mean for those looking to navigate...
Clear contracts are one of the best ways to prevent construction disputes. Whether you’re a contractor, subcontractor or property owner, understanding which clauses to include in your agreement can make a significant difference. Below are a few key contract terms that...
Residential and commercial real estate transactions typically take weeks to complete. Even the fastest purchases usually require more than half a month to reach the closing table. When there is financing involved, the need for inspections and underwriting can lengthen...
Business partners should observe the terms of their partnership agreement. This includes contributing to the business by performing the required duties and making agreed-upon financial contributions. A partner who does not contribute to the company may be breaching...
It is important to draft a partnership agreement when going into business with someone else. One of the common reasons for this document is that it helps define ownership shares. Many partnerships are split 50-50, but not always. That said, why does the ownership...
In the construction industry, a project is only as strong as the people working on it. When a subcontractor fails to meet expectations -- whether through subpar workmanship, missed deadlines or contract violations -- their approach can result in costly delays and...