A highly important part of business is entering into contracts with other businesses for goods or services. Whether you are providing or receiving the goods or services, it is essential to ensure that your contract meets all the necessary legal requirements to be legally enforceable. One requirement that may exist… Continued
Businesses of all sizes must comply with a variety of laws and regulations on both the state level and the federal level. These regulations can involve having proper licenses and permits, meeting certain standards of operations for health and public safety, the compensation and treatment of employees, and more. Even… Continued
It is difficult to find a business that does not require some type of license or permit to lawfully operate in the state of Texas. In fact, the state government website has 78 pages of different types of licenses for which business owners and individuals can apply and renew. In addition,… Continued
Sole proprietorships and partnerships are not viewed as separate legal entities from their owners. Instead, their are seen as having the same identity for the purposes of taxes and liability. One of the main reasons why some sole proprietors and partners decide to incorporate their businesses is to create two… Continued
While people still shop in brick-and-mortar stores on a daily basis in Texas and throughout the U.S., many people opt for the convenience of shopping online to make many of their purchases. For this reason, many businesses are choosing to enter the world of e-commerce if they have not done… Continued
Many people dream of being their own boss and reaping the many benefits of owning their own businesses. However, starting a business from scratch can be daunting. You have to come up with a concept, a brand, form a business entity, obtain intellectual property protections, find a location, and much… Continued
No matter the size of your company, having a lawyer on retainer can be advantageous for your business, especially when issues unexpectedly arise. Business owners often hire attorneys on an ad-hoc basis, retaining them as different matters need to be handled. They deem this to be more cost effective, since… Continued
Houston commercial property owners may find it necessary to access property owned by someone else for certain reasons. When this is due to the ability to access another place or a public road, an easement may be granted or created. Texas A&M University[1] describes an easement as: “a right, privilege… Continued
When business owners consider leasing commercial space for their office or business needs, they do not always consider the potential complications that can occur during the negotiation process. That is why it is important to speak to an experienced Houston business real estate attorney to help you through all aspects… Continued