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The 8 Documents You Need at the Beginning of a Business Venture

January 22, 2019 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Business documents

Taking the Right Steps to Protect Yourself at the Startup of a Business When you've decided to start a new business, the sheer number of issues you need to address can be overwhelming. There may be none more important, though, than making certain ...

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Filed Under: Business Documents, Business Law

Factors That Might Make a Contract Unenforceable

November 19, 2018 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Business Contracts

Legal Issues That Can Be Used to Void a Contract In an earlier blog, we looked at the requirements for a valid and enforceable contract. We discussed the requirement that both parties must have the ability (or capacity) to enter into a contract. We ...

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Filed Under: Business Contracts, Business Law

Non-Compete Agreements in Texas – An Overview

October 18, 2018 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Non-compete agreements in Texas

Protecting Your Business in an Era of Employee Mobility According to a recent study, the average person will hold more than a dozen different jobs during the course of his or her career. If you own and operate a company with proprietary products, or ...

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Filed Under: Non-Compete Agreements

Is an Oral Agreement Enforceable?

September 19, 2018 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Is an Oral Agreement Enforceable

When Does Texas Law Require that a Contract Be in Writing? In business, the terms of many agreements are hammered out over the phone or at a meeting. An important question to address, though, is the extent to which verbal promises are enforceable. ...

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Filed Under: Business Contracts

The Elements of an Enforceable Contract in Texas

August 1, 2018 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

Business contracts

Contract Law in Texas Ensuring that Your Business Agreements are Valid When you're running a business, the agreements you enter into are crucial to your bottom line and to the ultimate success of your enterprise. You should always work with an ...

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Filed Under: Business Contracts

The Governing Documents You Need for Your Business

June 7, 2018 by Sandra Ighalo - Tax Attorney & Business Law Counsel

The Governing Documents You Need for Your Business

Preparing the Necessary Paperwork to Set Up Your New Enterprise You've had the dream for a long time—being your own boss, setting your own hours, being completely responsible for your own success. If you're planning on going into business for ...

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Filed Under: Business Formation

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