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Just like with personal credit scores, small business owners in Texas will have an easier time securing financing when their business has a strong credit score. Establishing and building business credit is a lot like managing personal credit. Companies need to make...
Dealing with business disputes in Texas can be a costly and contentious process. To mitigate potential damage, it's a good idea to include every aspect of a deal in writing. Doing so will help you to anticipate any future trouble that may arise. This is especially...
Lawsuits bring about a great sense of dread for Texas business owners. Owners of online businesses face a number of issues caused by lawsuits. Reputation damage Sustaining a successful online business requires a good reputation among clients, customers, vendors and...
Business disputes in Texas often end up in court. If you are considering suing someone, you may wonder what events must occur. There are several steps that most business litigation disputes will go through unless they are settled along the way. Case filing The first...
Most people hear the term “business litigation” and imagine lawsuits against major corporations. Unfortunately, small business owners also commonly face legal actions. While major corporations typically keep a team of legal counsel on staff, small businesses do not....
Owning a Texas business is rewarding in many ways. However, it’s possible to run into problems with a customer, partner or some other party that need to be settled. Different issues require different ways to address them. Torts A tort is a civil case that occurs when...
For businesses operating in Texas, legislative risk is an important type of risk that needs to be assessed in the context of strategy. The impact of this risk can vary from minor to existential depending on the industry and level of exposure. What is legislative risk?...
When there is some kind of legal dispute in the business world, there are multiple ways to bring it to a conclusion. Business owners in Texas should be aware of these approaches and how they differ in terms of cost, timeline, and structure. Three Ways to Resolve...