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Why a Written Contract Is Better Than a Handshake

Every day, Houston business owners conduct transactions that call for the exchange of vast amounts of goods, services, and finances. They complete many of these transactions without complications—but not others. When ambiguities arise, the parties can waste time and money attempting to resolve the issue. A clear, enforceable written contract… Continued

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When Will a Contract Go to Court?

Business contracts can be complicated, and they can be challenged, disputed, misinterpreted, and deconstructed in many ways. These disputes waste significant amounts of time and money. More importantly, they jeopardize the legal interests and financial health of the businesses involved. An experienced Texas business attorney, however, can draft your contracts… Continued

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Basic Components of a Strong Business Contract

A contract is an agreement between two or more parties that obligates the parties to perform or not to perform certain duties. In order to protect your rights under a contract, certain key components should be included in the contract. Get it in Writing First, while oral contracts are enforceable,… Continued

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Information About Non-Compete Agreements

When you run a business, there is likely a significant amount of information you want to keep to yourself. This may include plans for products or operations, compensation packages, client lists, operational guidelines, and more. When people work for you, it is often necessary for them to learn about much… Continued

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Protecting Businesses in Commercial Leasehold Agreements

Whether your business is the landlord or tenant, a commercial leasehold agreement can carry significant financial and legal consequences for both the business and the individuals involved. Attorney Andrew Weisblatt has been representing businesses in lease negotiations since 1992. He will ensure that your Houston area lease negotiation protects all… Continued

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“Use” Clauses in Commercial Leases

When you find a commercial space to rent for your business, you may believe that all commercial leases are created equal and assume that the terms are fair and in line with Texas law. However, there are many different terms in a commercial lease that can be beneficial or detrimental… Continued

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Waivers in Business Contracts

Business contracts of all kinds can be complicated and the legal jargon can be confusing. In addition, contracts should be regularly updated to make sure it is properly tailored to the situation at hand. One type of clause that can be very beneficial in a contract is a waiver. The… Continued

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Can You Enforce “Click-Through” Agreements?

When your business sells services or products via the internet, you always want to have the client or customer agree to certain terms and conditions of the transaction. These contract terms are generally flashed before the eyes of the client all at once and if they click the “accept” button,… Continued

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When to Use a Non-Disclosure Agreement

A non-disclosure agreement, or NDA, is a type of contract[1] that prevents one or more parties from disclosing information to a third party. NDAs can be unilateral, meaning that one party shares information and the other party is prohibited from disclosing it, or bilateral, which means that both parties are prevented… Continued

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