By Ryan Bennett | Published March 31, 2025 | Posted in Business Law | Tagged Tags: business owner, dissatisfied customers, sued | Comments Off on What to Do If You’re Sued as a Business Owner
What to Do If You’re Sued as a Business Owner
Lawsuits are an unfortunate reality of operating a business. Former partners, dissatisfied customers, or competitors may pursue legal action that disrupts your operations and adds stress to your life. After you dedicate countless hours of time, energy, and sacrifice to building your business, litigation can feel overwhelming. However, you must respond promptly and strategically. The Read More
Read MoreTexas, the “Friendship State,” is gaining recognition as a business-friendly haven.
Historically, many large corporations have chosen Delaware due to its robust business-friendly laws and dedicated Chancery Court (Business Court) system. However, recent trends have seen companies like Tesla and SpaceX relocating their incorporations to Texas, with some, such as Meta, contemplating the move. Let’s delve into the reasons behind these companies’ shift and explore why Read More
Read MoreCody J. Lewis Achieves Board Certification in Construction Law
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Read MoreA Thoughtful Gift: Peace of Mind for Your Loved Ones
As Christmas and the holiday season approaches, many of us are focused on gift-giving, travel plans, and spending time with family and friends. However, amidst the festivities, an important task that should not be overlooked: creating or updating your will. While it may seem like a morbid topic, having a will is one of the Read More
Read MoreUnderstanding Fraud in Divorce Proceedings
Why is the division of property so difficult in divorce? In Texas, property that is acquired by either spouse during marriage is perceived as “community property,” thus in divorce proceedings, these assets are subject to equitable distribution, often meaning each spouse receives an equal share. Division of assets under community property laws can be difficult Read More
Read MoreRelease of Land from an Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction (“ETJ”)
The Texas Legislature recently enacted a law that provides landowners with a means to remove their property from a City’s ETJ. Removal will provide a landowner with an exemption from the City ordinances applicable in the ETJ and protection against future annexation of their property. Property owners in an ETJ may request that their property Read More
Read MoreReal Estate Business Issues: Statute of Frauds
In the world of real estate, contracts are the cornerstone of transactions. They delineate the terms and conditions agreed upon by the involved parties, providing a framework for the exchange of property. However, not all agreements are created equal, and in Texas, the Statute of Frauds plays a pivotal role in determining which contracts are Read More
Read MoreDissolving a Business Partnership
What do you do when you and your business partners just cannot make it work anymore? A business is very much about relationships, but unlike a marriage where there is only one way to legally dissolve the relationship, when it comes to a business in which you might have partners, members, co-owners or shareholders, there Read More
Read MoreModifying your Child’s Possession Schedule in Texas Without Court Involvement
In the realm of co-parenting, flexibility and understanding are paramount. Situations change, and sometimes, so should possession schedules to accommodate the evolving needs of both parents and, most importantly, the children involved. While it is possible to modify your existing possession schedule without involvement of the Court, it can only take place if both parents Read More
Read MoreNavigating Health Insurance During a Texas Divorce: Understanding Standing Orders
Divorce proceedings are complex, emotionally charged processes, especially when it comes to practical matters like health insurance. In Denton County, standing orders are put in place to govern the conduct of parties during a divorce. Navigating health insurance amidst these legal proceedings requires careful consideration and understanding. Let’s delve into what you need to know Read More
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