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Two different aspects of Texas law have found themselves on an unintended collision course: informal marriage and intestate succession.

I have often witnessed this exchange, and I have drawn this objection from opponents at trial and in summary judgment briefing.

For my entire career as an attorney, I have been involved in business-related litigation. During this time, I have advised or represented countless

Prior to the age of social media, customers interacted with the employees only at the employer's place of business or in other employer-sponsored...

Commercial leases in Texas can be difficult to navigate, especially for those business owners who have not yet negotiated one with a landlord.

One of the main benefits of forming a Texas entity (such as a Corporation, Limited Liability Company, or Limited Partnership), instead of operating...

If you are a transactional attorney, you are now afforded the benefits and privileges under the attorney immunity doctrine.

A Note on Wording: New business owners typically say that they are the owners of a "company". The word "company", however, can be confusing because it is generally used to refer only...