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When Limited Partnership Agreement provisions may not matter: Judicial Wind ups.
By Wade McClure and G. Adrian Galvan Partnership agreements will often have restrictions on the sale or transfer of a […]
Read MoreCan You Sue a Business That No Longer Exists?
Filing a lawsuit against a business that no longer exists can seem daunting. You can indeed sue a dissolved company, […]
Read MoreCan an LLC Own Another LLC?
Yes, an LLC can own another LLC. This business structure offers flexibility and control, making it a popular choice among […]
Read MoreWhat Is the Statute of Limitations for Breach of Contract in Texas?
The Statute of Limitations is the time allowed by a Court to file a claim. The time period varies […]
Read MoreWhat To Do if Your Business Partner is Making Decisions Without You?
When a business partner makes decisions without consultation, it can create significant challenges in maintaining a healthy and thriving partnership. […]
Read MoreDo I Have Grounds for Suing a Business Partner?
Determining whether you have grounds for suing a business partner is a critical step in navigating business disputes. If your […]
Read MoreWhat Is Negligent Misrepresentation?
Negligent misrepresentation is a concept within civil law where an individual negligently makes a false statement without ensuring its accuracy, […]
Read MoreCan I Be My Own Registered Agent in Texas?
Many entrepreneurs in Texas find themselves asking, “Can I be my own registered agent?” Yes, you can act as your […]
Read MoreWhat Makes a Contract Unenforceable?
Understanding what makes a contract unenforceable is crucial for anyone entering an agreement. Among other things, A contract can become […]
Read MoreHow to Remove a Member From an LLC in Texas
Removing a member from a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Texas can be a complex process, but understanding the legal […]
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