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What Are the Four Types of Intellectual Property?

An important question to answer for both businesses and individuals is; what are the four types of intellectual property? Whether you are focused on engineering, retailing, creative arts, or a multitude of other business types, protection for your intellectual property assets is crucial. The four types of intellectual property are:… Continued

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5 Tips for Creating a Business Succession Plan

Leading a company through growth and success is a deeply satisfying experience.  Customers, employees and stakeholders all enjoy the benefits of corporate expansion.  But the time comes when a CEO or leadership team members want to move on or retire, and that’s when it’s really important to have an effective… Continued

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The Financial Hazards of Owning a Business

People who start their own business put a lot on the line. The federal Small Business Association reports that about 30 percent of new businesses go under within two years of opening. A total of 50 percent fail in the first five years, and fully two-thirds of small businesses close… Continued

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Drafting a Management Rights Letter

Drafting a Management Rights Letter At the Weisblatt Law Firm, LLC, we have a proven track record of drafting effective documents for both companies that seek to enhance investor relations and for investors who seek to gain more access to a company than their current ownership interest permits. You can… Continued

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Do You Need a Lawyer to Dissolve Your Business?

If you are a Houston area business owner seeking to dissolve your business, you may have wondered whether you need the assistance of a lawyer to do so. Given that most businesses are subject to both state and federal regulations, it is important that you follow the advice of a… Continued

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What Is a Non-Profit Organization 501(c)3?

If you are starting an organization in Houston, you may have heard about a “non-profit organization 501(c)3.” A 501(c)3 gets its name from the provision of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States. The rule requires that an organization meet certain requirements to qualify for 501(c)3 non-profit status. If… Continued

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How to Establish a Corporate Veil

If you begin doing business, the law does not require you to register your company with the Texas Secretary of State. If you do not file any documents, you will operate as a sole proprietorship or and general partnership. While operating in this manner seems easy for tax purposes and… Continued

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You Founded a Company—Is Your Removal Legal?

As the founder of a company, you likely believe you will remain in charge for years to come until you are ready to retire or otherwise move on. The founder had the idea behind the enterprise and worked to build it from the ground up, so they should continue to… Continued

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Technology and Business Law

Technology and business law is rapidly expanding and changing in Texas and across the country. Technology law encompasses areas like intellectual property, consumer protection, free speech, and privacy. Texas business law establishes the framework for how Texas corporations and other business organizations are structured and run. Technology and business law… Continued

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How an Attorney Helps in a Corporate Merger

Many corporate entities decide to merge with other corporate entities when it becomes clear that it is mutually beneficial to do so. A corporate merger is a complicated process with many moving parts. The merger process should be approached with professionals who have experience in corporate mergers, such as the… Continued

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