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Don’t Try to Negotiate These Contracts

In a world where contracts govern everything from cell phone plans to home construction, it’s natural to assume that all agreements can be negotiated. But some contracts due to their scale, nature, or legal structure are effectively non-negotiable. Understanding when negotiation is futile can save you time, money, and frustration. Here’s a look at the […]

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What is an Amicus Curiae Brief?

When high-stakes cases reach the appellate level, particularly in the U.S. Supreme Court, the courtroom drama extends beyond the direct parties involved. Enter the amicus curiae brief—Latin for “friend of the court.” These briefs, often filed by individuals, organizations, or governments not directly involved in the lawsuit play a pivotal role in shaping judicial reasoning. […]

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Why Operating Agreements Are Important in Texas

Starting a business with a friend or partner often begins with enthusiasm and trust. But as experienced Texas business attorneys, we frequently see that those good intentions can quickly unravel if there’s no clear, written understanding of how the business will be run or how it will end. That’s where a well-drafted Operating Agreement becomes […]

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How Insurance Policies Really Work

Insurance might not be the most thrilling topic, but for small business owners and everyday Texans alike, it is one of the most important. Many policyholders do not fully understand what they are actually buying, and as attorneys, we often see the consequences of that misunderstanding. Whether it is your auto, home, or business policy, […]

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Avoiding Ambiguity in Contracts

Contracts are the foundation of many business relationships. Yet, too often, business owners enter into agreements that lack the specificity and clarity necessary to avoid disputes. Whether you’re repeatedly using the same form contract or entering a high-value deal for the first time, having a legal review can save you substantial time, money, and frustration […]

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