A Texas corporation is owned by one or more shareholders. Startups often attract minority shareholders to secure essential funding during the early stages of the business. However, as the number of shareholders increases, so does the risk of shareholder disputes and potential lawsuits. If you find yourself involved in such…
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Hiring a Business Attorney in Texas
One of the first steps a Texas startup should take is to hire a knowledgeable Texas business attorney. Unfortunately, many companies view this as optional and delay until they face a lawsuit or another legal crisis. However, the ideal time to hire a business attorney is before encountering any legal…
How to Protect Your Business from a Lawsuit
Every Texas business faces the risk of lawsuits, regardless of its size and scope. Various factors can lead to potential legal challenges, such as a customer claiming a breach of contract or a former employee alleging discrimination. However, businesses can take specific measures to safeguard their owners and assets. The…
From Disputes to Lawsuits: Breaking Down Business Partnership Conflicts
Nobody enters a business partnership or relationship expecting to end up in litigation, but disputes may arise that can only be resolved through a formal legal process. If you are involved in such a lawsuit, the San Jose partnership lawyers at Structure Law Group can provide you with professional advice,…
Tips to Avoid Business Litigation in Texas
Running a business in Texas comes with inherent risks, including the potential for litigation. Lawsuits can be expensive and time-consuming, making it essential to take proactive steps to minimize risks and respond effectively when disputes arise. At Structure Law Group, our experienced Texas business litigation attorneys are here to guide…
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mediation vs. Arbitration
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers a great way to settle disputes without stepping into a courtroom. Two of the most popular methods of ADR are mediation and arbitration. Both provide efficient, private alternatives to traditional litigation, but they are quite different when it comes to the process and the results.…
Business Partnership Lawsuits: Understanding Your Legal Options
Business Partnership Lawsuits — Disputed Between LLC Members, Shareholders, General Partners, or Limited Partners Nobody enters a business partnership or relationship expecting to end up in litigation, but disputes may arise that can only be resolved through a formal legal process. If you are involved in such a lawsuit, the…
What Is a Demand Letter?
Business disputes arise for many reasons. For example, a vendor might have a unpaid invoice that is several months overdue. Or an insurance company may refuse to pay on a claim after your factory suffered fire damage. Or perhaps you recently had a fallout with a partner and have been…
California Statute of Limitations
Anytime you wish to file a lawsuit against someone in California, you need to be mindful of the statute of limitations. This is the legal deadline for initiating action on a particular type of claim. Failure to comply with the statute of limitations often means your case will be dismissed…
What Are The Stages of Business Litigation in Texas?
Litigation is rarely the desired outcome to any business dispute in Texas, but it often becomes necessary when alternative dispute resolution methods such as arbitration or mediation do not produce desired results. When any person is preparing for a possible litigation matter in Texas, they will want to have the…