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November 30, 2011
A covenant not to compete, also known as a non-compete clause or a non-compete agreement, is a business law agreement between an employer and an employee. In a non-compete agreement, an employee makes certain promises to an employer.
Certain businesses have information and clients that are highly... Read Full Post
November 29, 2011
Like any other relationship, sometimes business relationships go bad. And just like in a marriage, the breakup can be friendly or it can be extremely nasty. Your business partner may cheat on you in ways every bit as painful as your spouse. In my years of experience representing business owners... Read Full Post
September 22, 2011
Getting medical attention quickly after a stroke is important because it can mean the difference between a slight injury, or serious brain damage and death. However, if a stroke is misdiagnosed or left untreated, you or your loved one can face suffering that could have potentially been avoided.
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June 10, 2010
Commercial litigation, also known as business litigation, covers any type of legal conflicts related to businesses. It includes all areas of business law that result in disputes between parties, including:
Contract disputes
Employment disputes
Business interference
Unfair business practices
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April 20, 2009
Rule number one of Texas business partnership law is that business partners are equal partners in all aspects of their business. That is a simple statement, and a fairly easy concept, but many people are surprised when they see the concept applied in a business breakup, when emotions and vastly... Read Full Post
March 20, 2009
Rule number one of Texas business partnership law is that business partners are equal partners in all aspects of their business. That is a simple statement, and a fairly easy concept, but you would be surprised at how many people are surprised when they see the concept applied in a business breakup... Read Full Post
March 10, 2009
Medical malpractice claims are some of the most difficult to win. They are highly complex and require the assistance of an attorney with extensive understanding of the medical principles involved. Due to the long time period for completion, large up-front expenses incurred, and difficulty of... Read Full Post
February 20, 2009
My office sees a lot of clients who have been hurt by bad podiatrists. Invariably, the patient goes into the podiatrist with a minor problem, the podiatrist acts like fixing it is "nothing"--and the patient ends up with a major problem because the podiatrist did not take simple precautions for the... Read Full Post
December 20, 2008
If you are involved in a business dispute, you probably have a lot at stake and want to make sure you get what you are owed. But you may not want to sue the other party, often because you want to avoid the expense, uncertainty, and antagonism of a lawsuit. In this case, you can use the alternative... Read Full Post
December 10, 2008
When two people first go into business together, they often are thinking only of all the great things they will be doing together and may fail to imagine what will happen if business is poor or if conflicts arise about the course the business should be following. Unfortunately, business disputes... Read Full Post
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