Texas Is Rewriting Shareholder Litigation: What Gusinsky v. Reynolds Means for Entity Formation and Redomestication

For decades, Delaware has been the default jurisdiction for corporate formation. That choice was driven by predictability, judicial expertise, and an expansive body of case law governing fiduciary duties and shareholder rights.

Texas is now offering a different model.

A recent decision from the United States...

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Real Estate Investment Entities: Choosing the Right Structure

The right entity structure protects your assets, optimizes your tax position, and simplifies management of your real estate portfolio.

Choosing the right entity structure for real estate investments affects liability protection, tax treatment, financing options, and long-term succession planning. Common structures include sole ownership, limited...

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Legal Considerations for Raising Capital Through Investors

Taking outside investment changes everything. Understanding the legal implications before you accept money protects your company and your position in it.

Raising capital from investors involves complex legal considerations including securities law compliance, equity versus debt structuring, shareholder agreement terms, and founder protection provisions. Companies...

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Co-Ownership in Texas: How Two Strangers Can Buy a Home Together as Tenants in Common Without Inviting Disaster

Texas home prices have forced a lot of smart people to think creatively. The math is not complicated: plenty of buyers can handle a monthly payment, but the down payment, closing costs, and the risk of carrying a home alone create a barrier that is hard to overcome. Co-ownership is a rational...

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