In the business world, contract disputes are much more than just petty arguments over poorly drafted contracts. They are often multi-faceted disagreements that arise over the different interpretation of sound legal documents including franchise agreements, service...
Houston Business & Commercial Law Blog
Freedom of speech or tortious interference for anonymous blogger?
The internet has changed the way that we communicate. For instance, social media has made it much easier to stay in contact with friends and family. The internet also offers an outlet for people to express their opinions and beliefs, whether identified or anonymous....
Mandatory drug testing can save Texas business owners money
The use of prescription drugs and other controlled substances is on the rise in Harris County. More and more people are using prescription drugs such as muscle relaxants and pain killers for non-medical purposes. While this may seem like a personal problem, employee...
Booming residential real estate market impacts Houston corporations
With the housing crisis behind most residents of Houston, the real estate market is once again booming. Sales prices are appreciating, demand is increasing and homes are moving quickly. While this is typically considered good news, it can be problematic for some...
Ford emerges victorious in product liability lawsuit
In today’s litigious society it seems as if businesses are being sued for practically everything. Product liability lawsuits are especially prevalent. Lawsuits of any kind are not only costly, but can also be damaging to a company’s reputation if they...
Sexual harassment protection does not extend to unpaid interns
It has been estimated that one in four women are sexually harassed in the workplace. Unwanted advances are usually aimed at women, but men can also be victims of sexual harassment from supervisors or even co-workers. Many employees never report the abuse because they...
Company sued for wrongful termination by Harris County resident
When an employee does not agree with the actions taken by an employer, that employee could file a lawsuit claiming that they have been discriminated against in some way. Employment litigation is a common problem that many companies in Houston and Harris County face...
Texas woman sues man for breach of contract in real estate dispute
There are many benefits of partnering with someone else when investing in real estate. You can share the cost of the down payment, upkeep and maintenance, as well as the other responsibilities that go along with a real estate partnership. Each party may also have a...
Seek legal help to get information, resolve HOA disputes in Texas
Homeowner associations, non-profit corporations formed by real estate developers, are becoming increasingly more common in Harris County. The purpose of the association is to make it easier for a developer to market, manage and sell homes in a condominium complex or a...
Texas company sues competitor for unfair competition, other causes
The proliferation of technology has made it increasingly more difficult for firms to protect their trade secrets. Domestic and global competitors alike are often able to reverse-engineer computer codes and other intellectual property in order to develop rival...
