3 Ways to Move Your Business to Texas
Texas has become a prime destination for businesses looking to relocate due to its tax-friendly policies, booming economy, and business-friendly regulations. If you’re considering moving your company to Texas, you have three primary options: converting your business, dissolving and reincorporating, or registering as a foreign entity. Each method has its own benefits...
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...
Common Disputes During Construction Projects
Construction projects are complex, involving multiple parties, tight deadlines, and significant financial investments. Disputes can arise at any stage, from contract disagreements to delays and defective work, leading to costly litigation and project setbacks.
At Sul Lee Law Firm, we help Texas contractors, developers, property owners, and suppliers...
How Much Can You Sue for Breach of Contract?
Contracts are the foundation of business and personal transactions, providing clear terms and expectations for all parties involved. However, when one party fails to uphold their end of the agreement, it can lead to financial losses, operational disruptions, and legal complications. If you have suffered damages due to a contract breach, you...
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...
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...
Why Supply Chain Issues Need to be Resolved ASAP
Even when a company has an established supply chain, supply chain issues can cause numerous problems for a company. Supply chain problems can be overwhelming for a company. It can result in lost revenue and customers. Supply chain issues can also increase production and other costs. Resolving supply chain issues ASAP...
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...
Corporate Governance in 2025: Things To Consider For Texas Businesses
Many people try to run a business, yet few succeed. The difference between those who succeed and those who fail? Strong corporate governance. In this post, our Texas corporate attorneys talk about what effective corporate governance means and how you can be among the businesses that thrive in 2025.
Reasons Why a Business Needs to be Restructured
Restructuring is the process of changing a company's operations, organizational framework, or finances. Business restructuring is also referred to as reorganization. Restructuring results in a new business model that helps the company grow, improve, and expand. Our Texas business attorneys discuss reasons why a business needs to be restructured and...