What Korean Contractors and Subcontractors Should Know About Construction Disputes in Georgia
As large manufacturing and infrastructure projects continue to expand across Georgia, many Korean construction companies, contractors, and subcontractors are participating in these developments. Major industrial projects—including semiconductor facilities, EV manufacturing plants, and large-scale factories—often involve complex contractual relationships between owners, general contractors, and multiple layers of subcontractors.
While these...
When Human Resources Expertise Becomes Essential as Your Business Grows
Human resources (HR) expertise becomes essential for a growing business when people-related decisions start carrying legal, financial, and cultural risk. In the early days, owners often handle hiring, payroll, and performance conversations themselves. That works—until it doesn’t.
As headcount rises and management layers form, informal “we’ll figure it out”...
When a Business Partner Refuses to Share Company Records Texas Owners’ Rights Explained
Consider a situation in which your business partner is refusing to provide you access to your company’s business and financial documents. Perhaps the delay has you nervous about the company’s ability to meet its payroll or tax obligations. Maybe you’re worried that your partner is taking company funds out the back door....
Sul Lee Law Firm Recognized by Chambers & Partners for Texas Commercial Litigation
Sul Lee Law Firm has been recognized in the Chambers Spotlight Guide 2026 for Litigation: General Commercial – Texas (Dallas) by Chambers and Partners — one of the most respected legal ranking authorities in the world.
Chambers rankings are based on extensive independent research, including client interviews, peer feedback,...
Sul Lee Featured in VoyageDallas: Leadership, Resilience & Building a Business Law Firm in Dallas
Sul Lee was recently featured in VoyageDallas, where she discussed the journey of founding and growing Sul Lee Law Firm into a respected commercial litigation and business law practice serving Texas entrepreneurs.
The interview highlights:
• The challenges of launching and scaling a law firm
• The...
Dominique Williams Named to 2026 Texas Rising Stars – Top 2.5% of Attorneys in Texas
Sul Lee Law Firm proudly announces that Associate Attorney Dominique Williams has been selected to the 2026 Texas Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers.
This distinction is awarded to no more than 2.5% of attorneys statewide, recognizing exceptional legal skill, professional achievement, and peer respect.
How to Navigate Legal Essentials When Starting and Growing Your Business
Dallas-based entrepreneurs, international operators, and other new business owners often build momentum fast, then get slowed down by startup legal challenges that don’t look urgent until they are. The core tension is simple: day-to-day decisions around deals, branding, hiring, and compliance create business legal risks long before anyone thinks to involve counsel....
Buy-Sell Agreements In Texas LLCs: Practical Ways To Reduce Minority-Holder Risk Without Breaking The Company
Buy-sell agreements are a critical feature of closely held LLCs. They create predictable outcomes when a member dies, becomes disabled, wants out, gets divorced, breaches, or the relationship simply stops working. But they can also be used—intentionally or not—as levers to squeeze minority members who have less information, fewer votes, and...
How to Create a Legally Sound Remote Work Policy: A Practical Guide for HR Professionals and Small Business Owners
Author’s Note: This guide is designed for HR professionals and business owners navigating the remote work landscape across the United States.
Remote work is no longer a temporary solution or a privilege offered only to a select few. It has become a fundamental part of modern workforce strategy. But...
What Are My Rights as a Minority Shareholder in a Closely Held Corporation?
Minority shareholders in closely held corporations have enforceable rights to fair treatment, access to financial information, and protection from abusive conduct by those in control. Under Texas law, courts can step in when majority owners misuse their authority to freeze out minority interests, dilute ownership, or cause financial harm in ways that...