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Statute of Frauds in Business Contracts

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

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

What to Do if Investigators Show Up at Your Business

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

Small Businesses: Reflect on the 1st Quarter of 2017

It seems like we were just discussing the end-of-year review for 2016 and suddenly the end of the first quarter of 2017 is coming up. Now is an important time for small business owners to reflect on their first quarter achievements and struggles and adjust their plans, if needed, for… Continued

Licenses and Permits for Your Business

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

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

All Texas Business Owners Should Be Familiar with These Employment Laws

Any business owner who has any employees should be fully aware that there are state and federal employment laws with which they must comply. Failing to comply with employment laws can result in a penalty from the state or federal government, as well as facing legal action taken by your… Continued

What Is Alter Ego Liability?

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

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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