If you are a business owner or manager, you know how important contracts are. Their terms dictate the rules that parties must follow when doing business with one another. Entering into a bad contract can do much damage to a business, which makes it essential for businesses to ensure they… Continued
Without contracts, successful business relationships would be virtually unheard of. Contracts clearly outline each party’s rights and obligations, defining the business relationship and specifying how disputes should be handled. Unfortunately, breaches of contract do happen, and it’s wise to know what to do in case your business is affected. Here’s… Continued
No matter how clear and thorough your contracts are, there’s always a possibility that a dispute will arise. Sometimes, the other party will take it a step further and accuse you of breaching the contract. If a court determines you have breached a contract, the other party may be allowed… Continued
A breach of contract can have catastrophic consequences for your business. Texas offers legal remedies to business owners impacted by breaches of contract, but it’s far less disruptive to prevent contract breaches than to address them once they’ve happened. Here are a few tips for preventing contract breaches for Houston… Continued
When it comes to business contracts, language matters. Ambiguous contract language can lead to contract disputes, and those disputes can lead to breach of contract, costly litigation, and ruined business relationships. Here’s a look at why contract interpretation matters, the challenges of interpreting contract language, and how a contract dispute… Continued
Imagine that a supplier doesn’t deliver a piece of crucial equipment to your business. It could cause your latest big project to stall and cost your company thousands of dollars. At times like this, it’s good to understand your legal options for a breach of contract under Texas law. It… Continued
Contracts control almost every aspect of the business world. You enter contracts with your employees, suppliers, and, potentially, your customers. When every contract is being fulfilled, your business runs smoothly. But when a business partner violates a contract, that can throw a monkey wrench into your well-oiled machine. You have… Continued
What do you do when your business outgrows the need for a contract? According to the contractual obligations you agreed to when you signed it, you can’t just arbitrarily decide to end the contract. At the same time, continuing the contract may be detrimental to your business. In such a… Continued
The not-so-secret “secret” to running a good business is entering into strong contracts with suppliers, employees, and even some customers. When clearly written contracts drive your business, you remove one of the potential hazards of running it and increase the likelihood of its success. Contracts, however, are only as good… Continued
As a business owner, you know that your success depends on your contractual partners’ fulfilling their obligations. Whether that means they pay you for your services or provide the resources that you need to operate your business, business contracts exist for a reason. When a supplier fails to deliver the… Continued