Vendor Disputes: Should I Mitigate or Dissolve the Relationship?

Vendor relationships are essential for business success, ensuring smooth operations, timely deliveries, and consistent service. However, when disputes arise over pricing, quality, contract terms, or delays, business owners must decide whether to repair the relationship or part ways.

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When Might an Employer Sue an Employee?

Most employment-related legal disputes involve employees suing their employers, but there are instances where an employer may have grounds to sue an employee—during or after their employment. From fraud and embezzlement to contract violations and misconduct, Texas law allows businesses to take legal action against employees who cause financial harm, violate agreements,...

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The Negative Impacts of Tortious Interference

In the competitive world of business, companies work hard to build contracts, partnerships, and client relationships that sustain growth and profitability. However, when a third party unlawfully interferes with these relationships, it can cause significant financial and reputational damage. This type of wrongful disruption is known as tortious interference, and it is...

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Buying or Selling a Franchise? Understand The Complex Due Diligence

Buying or selling a franchise can be an exciting and profitable opportunity, but it also comes with unique challenges. The due diligence process plays a pivotal role in ensuring that both the buyer and the seller fully understand the risks and rewards involved in the transaction. Whether you are a prospective franchisee...

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The Texas Business Courts

The Texas Business Courts (the “Business Courts”) began hearing cases on September
1, 2024.1 The purpose of the Business Courts is to provide a specialized venue for commercial
disputes presided over by judges with a smaller docket and judicial or litigation experience in
complex commercial matters.  The Business Courts are codified...

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Common Pitfalls and Considerations In Stock Purchase Agreements

Stock purchase agreements govern the transfer of ownership, control, and responsibility of a company, so it’s crucial that they be meticulously drafted to avoid legal disputes and financial losses. In this article, our Texas corporate attorneys walk you through some common pitfalls and key considerations to keep in mind while negotiating...

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