Many Texas residents have ideas that they believe would be great for a new business. However, circumstances can often prevent individuals from pursuing those ideas. Hopefully, when the time is right, prospective entrepreneurs will move forward with starting a...
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What factors influence mergers during the coronavirus pandemic?
Even in the midst of uncertain times, business continues. The current coronavirus pandemic has impacted just about every aspect of our lives. We have changed how we shop for goods, delayed services and adjusted how we work. We have transitioned our behaviors and...
Texas gas flaring regulations could change as early as this fall
Businesses of all types have to follow certain rules and stipulations. If businesses do not comply with the regulations set forth under state and federal laws, owners could end up facing serious penalties. As a result, it is important that company owners stay updated...
Twitter case raises questions about defamation and social media
Social media giant Twitter is back in court, facing allegations of defamation from a United States Congressman. The Congressman, Devin Nunes of California, claims Twitter was guilty of defamation when it allowed content posted by third-party users to go live. Twitter...
Should I start a real estate LLC?
The real estate market is offering some interesting opportunities right now. Whether looking to buy a cabin for personal use and income with the occasional rental or considering gathering multiple rental properties to bring in a regular income, those who are...
Tips for successful M&A deals in the oil industry during COVID-19
The novel coronavirus pandemic has had a substantial impact on businesses across Texas, including on merger and acquisition (M&A) deals in the Texas oil and gas industry. With some careful foresight and wise planning, entrepreneurs either currently involved in or...
Finding a new niche could help when starting a business
Try as they might to make solid plans, many people face unexpected events that can throw those plans off track. For example, many Texas residents may have been thinking about starting a business and felt that their time was coming. However, an economic downturn can...
How to spot wrongdoing by an estate executor
After a loved one passes away, you may be among the beneficiaries of their estate. As the probate and estate administration process progresses, you may have concerns about the executor's conduct. Executors, or personal representatives, often hold their role due to...
Contract dispute leads to commercial litigation
There may be many companies in Texas and elsewhere who rely on other businesses to either provide or purchase products and services. The success of such an arrangement may depend on each party's ability to live up to contractual obligations. As any unexpected changes...
What happens to debt when someone dies?
Navigating a loved one’s financial affairs after they pass is a difficult process. In addition to the emotional toll, you must also determine how to handle contact from creditors expecting payment for the loved one’s debts. In some cases, creditors may begin to come...


