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Disputes involving contracts, real estate transactions, or business relationships sometimes lead to formal legal proceedings. In Texas, those disputes are often resolved through either litigation in court or arbitration before a neutral decision-maker. Arbitration Versus LitigationLitigation refers to the process of resolving disputes through the court system. When a plaintiff files a lawsuit, the case proceeds…

Shareholders expect corporate leaders to manage their businesses responsibly and in the best interests of the company. However, corporate officers, directors, or majority owners sometimes fail to meet those obligations.In these situations, Texas law allows shareholders to pursue claims through direct lawsuits or derivative actions. These claims address different types of harm and follow different…

Non-compete agreements restrict a former employee from working for a competitor for a certain period of time after they leave the company. They are commonly used in employment and business relationships to protect confidential information, customer relationships, and other competitive advantages built by a business. Non-compete agreements can limit a person’s ability to work and…