Disputes are a fact of life for Texas business owners. Parties may disagree over contract terms, partnership issues, or intellectual property matters. However, not every business dispute has to go to court. Parties can often work out their differences through mediation or litigation. Choosing the right dispute resolution method is not a decision to take lightly. Businesses seeking to protect their interests and...
Continue ReadingThere may come a time when a person loses the ability to communicate his or her health care decisions. Whether the person loses capacity as a result of an accident, disease, or old age, it can be a difficult time for everyone involved. To ease the emotional stress of these types of situations, Texans should consider completing a medical...
Continue ReadingBusiness litigation encompasses a wide range of disputes that can arise in a commercial context. These disputes often involve complex legal issues and can have significant financial and operational impacts on a business. If you face a business dispute in the Lone Star State, having the best business litigation lawyer is essential to navigate these complexities, protect your interests, and work...
Continue ReadingA breach of contract occurs when one party to an agreement fails to fulfill their contract obligation without a legal excuse. There are many potential defenses to breach of contract claims, which typically involve showing that the contract was invalid, that there was no breach, or that the breach was excusable. If you believe someone has breached a contract with you or...
Continue ReadingShareholder disputes in Texas often arise from disagreements over company management, financial issues, or breaches of agreements. These conflicts can disrupt business operations and damage relationships among shareholders. It’s crucial to address these disputes quickly and effectively to prevent them from escalating and causing further harm to the business. Taking prompt action helps maintain stability and ensures the company can...
Continue ReadingNot every legal dispute has to go to court. Parties who disagree over contract terms or the performance of contract obligations can work out their differences in a breach of contract settlement. However, a settlement agreement is not something to jump into without preparation. A party who wants to maximize their recovery and protect themselves in a settlement will...
Continue ReadingContracts typically make transactions straightforward and predictable. However, some individuals complicate matters by breaking their promises. A party that breaches a contract could be liable for financial damages or other remedies. Below, we outline five breach of contract examples and what relief might be available for the wronged party. At Massingill, our highly experienced contract attorneys can guide and protect anyone through a...
Continue ReadingFew things last forever, and that adage rings true in business. Anyone who wants to end a business relationship by buying out their business partner in Texas will likely have to follow multiple steps to protect themselves from legal liability. The article below gives a general outline of how to buy out a business partner in Texas. However, anyone...
Continue ReadingContracts can be tricky. Choosing the right language is crucial, avoiding potential pitfalls when developing contract terms can be vital, and enforcing contract rights is often a complex and taxing undertaking. However, getting the most out of a contract is significantly easier with the help of an experienced contract lawyer. This article is for anyone asking, How can I find the...
Continue ReadingNegotiating, drafting, and enforcing contracts is an important part of any business’s life cycle. Contracts form the backbone of successful business relationships, but having the proper contract is critical. A properly executed business contract should clearly outline the terms and conditions of the agreement, including the rights and obligations of each party, and provide mechanisms for resolving disputes, all...
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