Contract Law

Texas businesses depend on written contracts to conduct their operations. A contract may be used to describe the relationship with a supplier of key parts or to describe the relationship with the company’s distributors—or any of many different agreements that are...

Drafting, negotiating and executing various contract is an inherent part of running a business, and Texas business owners deal with contracts every day. Contracts are typically in writing, but as a business owner, you should be aware that there is also something...

Businesses in Texas rely on others to make their business successful. They need customers and clients, but they also need other companies for supplies or services to be able to provide their own products and services. When interacting with these other companies and...

Contract law underlies most business activity in Texas and across the country. Once they have made an agreement, businesses rely on their partners and customers to follow through with everything they promised. When someone fails to live up to the terms of the...

Negotiating, drafting and managing a contract after it is executed can be a significant undertaking. If you are in the position to negotiate a contract for your business, it is helpful for you to be familiar with several key tips to help you negotiate the best...

No matter the circumstances, getting let go from a job is never easy. Some Texas employers try to make the process easier by asking terminated employees to sign a severance agreement. Before you sign anything, it may be in your best interest to have an attorney...

As a small business owner, you’re looking for ways to cut costs. We get it. But trying to cut corners on contractual agreements can be dangerous and leave you facing the very real possibility of litigation and unwanted consequences. That may be hard to believe,...

For many businesses, obtaining a government contract is a boon for their bottom line. After all, it can be a steady and reliable income stream not often found in other contracts. But government contracts are not without their downsides, as evidenced by the agency’s...

There is no one right way to negotiate a contract. Oftentimes, how a business in the Plano area chooses to approach negotiation will depend on the specific circumstances. There are however certain tips a business leader can keep in mind when entering into a contract...