No matter what size a business is, many find the need to work with other businesses. It could be merely having a relationship, making things more official on a contract level or even engaging in a partnership. Depending on the route that is chosen, a Texas owner could...
Houston Business & Commercial Law Blog
Favorable predictions for 2014 real estate market in Houston
It wasn't that long ago that real estate investments in Texas and the rest of the nation were considered risky. The market was extremely volatile after the economic downturn in 2008. Now, however, Houston is in the midst of an economic boom and residential and...
Crane operator sues former employer for sexual harassment
Business owners in Houston have a responsibility to provide a safe workplace for their employees. Safety goes well beyond trip-and-fall hazards and other things that can physically injure a person. It also encompasses things that can emotionally injure a person such...
Employment litigation over Walmart’s disciplinary actions
Companies in Houston rely on their employees for success. However, companies are often in a position where they face challenges from unhappy workers. These challenges can come when employees feel that their employment contract has not been fulfilled or when...
Protecting trade secrets more important than ever
Cybercrimes are a growing problem in the United States. Hackers aren’t just stealing personal information, however. They are also stealing corporate information including intellectual property and trade secrets. Both the Federal and State government have taken more...
New law changes landlord requirements in Texas
There are many benefits to owning rental properties, whether residential or commercial real estate. Landlords have multiple cash streams, which can prevent financial catastrophes. There are also a number of tax deductions that landlords enjoy. At the same time,...
International business dispute settled after four years
Lawsuits of any kind are rarely open and shut cases. They require careful consideration, skilled negotiation strategic planning--and can drag on for years. Sometimes the defendant in one case may file a countersuit against the plaintiff. The reasons for filing a...
$300,000 wrongful termination lawsuit filed against ExxonMobil
Firing an employee is never an easy job. It can be difficult both personally and professionally for everyone involved. There are ways to make the task a little easier professionally, however. Proceed cautiously when you believe that termination is warranted and make...
Appeals court upholds previous verdict in $90M contract dispute
Commercial real estate transactions in Houston are some of the most complex. The buyers and sellers involved are often multi-million dollar corporate entities with a lot at stake. Zoning laws, capital sources, budgets, and other conditions must be thoroughly...
Entities continue business relationship after contract dispute
Many business owners in Houston seek government contracts in an effort to better their business. Government contracts offer stable income, increase the value of your company and make your client portfolio more impressive. Furthermore, there are typically a number of...
