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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...

The best time to talk to a business attorney is before problems arise, not after.

Business owners who regularly consult with attorneys avoid costly mistakes that derail companies. Key questions to ask include how to structure the business for liability protection, what contracts need professional...

Every Texas business that interacts with customers should implement clear Terms and Conditions to define expectations and limit liability. Effective T&Cs not only protect your legal interests but also help prevent disputes and enhance customer trust in your services or products.

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Texas business insurance laws are distinct. Some coverages are optional, while others are required based on your industry or contractual obligations. Unlike most states, Texas does not mandate workers’ compensation insurance, but that doesn’t mean businesses should go without coverage. From general liability to cyber risk protection, knowing what’s legally required and...

Expanding your Texas-based business into other states can unlock new markets and revenue, but it also introduces a host of legal, tax, and compliance challenges. From differing employment laws to multi-state tax obligations, the risks of missteps are real and potentially costly. This guide by our Houston business law attorney outlines...

Every business, regardless of its size or industry, will encounter legal issues at some point. But some types of companies face unique legal challenges that make it especially important to work with a knowledgeable business attorney. Whether your company operates in a heavily regulated industry, deals with complex contracts, or faces intricate...

In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, supply chain disruptions can have substantial financial and operational implications. From extreme weather events to geopolitical instability and rising transportation costs, Texas businesses must ensure that their supply chain contracts are designed to withstand uncertainty. Well-drafted agreements help allocate risk, define performance expectations, and provide mechanisms...