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    Freedom to Protect: Independence and Legal Empowerment

    Freedom to Protect: Independence and Legal Empowerment

    July 31, 2025•By Bryan Holman

    Freedom to Protect: Independence & Legal Empowerment in Texas Imagine a Texas business owner, let’s call her Maria. Maria has spent years building her small business, pouring her heart and soul into creating a successful enterprise. One day, she faces an unexpected lawsuit from a disgruntled customer. Suddenly, her hard-earned independence seems threatened. However, Maria […]

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    Common Pitfalls in Business Contracts and How to Avoid Them

    Common Pitfalls in Business Contracts and How to Avoid Them

    October 9, 2024•By Bryan Holman

    Business contracts are essential for establishing clear and enforceable agreements between parties. However, poorly drafted contracts can lead to costly disputes, especially if they include unconscionable clauses, fail to meet the legal requirements of a valid contract, or violate public policy. In Texas, businesses enjoy significant freedom to contract, but there are key legal considerations […]

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    ADR: Arbitration versus Mediation

    ADR: Arbitration versus Mediation

    June 8, 2023•By Gwendolyn Rees

    Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to a range of processes and techniques used to resolve disputes outside of traditional courtroom litigation. ADR methods offer parties a more flexible, efficient, and collaborative approach to resolving conflicts. The primary goal of ADR is to facilitate a mutually agreeable solution while minimizing the costs, time, and adversarial nature associated with […]

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    Companies Remain Liable for Deceptive Acts, Despite Disclaimers

    Companies Remain Liable for Deceptive Acts, Despite Disclaimers

    June 1, 2023•By Gwendolyn Rees

    In the world of business, contracts play a crucial role in establishing the rights and obligations of parties involved. However, it’s important to note that contractual agreements cannot shield companies from liability for engaging in deceptive trade practices. Under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA), companies can still be held accountable for their deceptive […]

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