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Protect Your Business: 5 Can’t Miss NDA Clauses

A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) can be a great way to assist in protecting your business’s valuable confidential information, trade secrets, and intellectual property. A poorly drafted NDA can fail to… Read More

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Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements in Texas

At first glance, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements may seem to differ in nothing more than their timing: a prenuptial agreement (also known as a “premarital property agreement” or “prenup”) is… Read More

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Turning Books Into Films: 3 Key Questions

Adaptations of novels have always been a cornerstone of both independent and Hollywood film production. There are good reasons for this popularity: using a book as source material can bring… Read More

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The Importance of Policies & Procedures

A healthy and well-defined employer-employee relationship is an essential part of the successful operation of any business. It is important to ensure that the rights and responsibilities within this relationship… Read More

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How Can Divorce Affect Your Business?

In the absence of any prior arrangements, a business created during a marriage is considered joint property of the couple in Texas. Because of this and in almost all cases,… Read More

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Would Your Business Contracts Hold Up in Court?

Many businesses are surprised to find out that seemingly valid contracts may still be viewed as unenforceable in the eyes of the court. Here are a few situations that may… Read More

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Do You Know the Common Pitfalls of Negotiating a Commercial Lease?

A lease is often one of the first and most important contracts a business will negotiate. Unfortunately, commercial leases are full of traps for the unwary. This article highlights a… Read More

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Are You Afraid to Embrace the Electronic Contract Movement?

As technology continues to evolve, standard paper and ink contracts are becoming less common. Contracts are frequently exchanged over email, and many businesses conduct a bulk of their business with… Read More

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What Are the Secrets to Successful Contract Negotiation?

Contract negotiation is a skill that is generally perfected over time. Nonetheless, there are several strategies that are proven to be successful. If you are new to contract negotiation or… Read More

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Contracts: When Should You Get It In Writing?

 Have you heard the saying, “If it’s not in writing, it didn’t happen?” As the phrase implies, oral agreements can be difficult, if not impossible, to prove. To best protect… Read More

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