Almost all Texas commercial leases include a section that provides a Texas landlord with a lien on the tenant’s fixtures and personal property. Often, these contractual liens are overlooked by both landlords and tenants until there is a default by the tenant. The below is an example of pertinent language from a typical landlord’s lien […]

Non compete agreements for all types and ranks of employees have become common place in Texas. Physicians have not escaped this trend and are routinely expected to sign non competition agreements before accepting many positions in private practice. Non compete agreements in Texas must meet certain general requirements to be enforceable; however, additional requirements exist […]

Nuisance is generally the interference with the use and enjoyment of real estate that may result from some wrongful act causing damages. Crosstex N. Texas Pipeline, L.P. v. Gardiner, 505 S.W.3d 580 (Tex. 2016), reh’g denied (Dec. 16, 2016). While Texas recognizes both public nuisance (e.g. littering in a park) and private nuisances (disputes usually […]