Business Disputes: Arbitration vs. Mediation
For business owners, disputes are inevitable. Often, business disputes will arise between business partners or between two businesses when they disagree about the terms of a contract. A business dispute can cause much stress and have financial...
U.S. Supreme Court Takes on the Issue of Patent Reviews
Minority Business Owners Could Be Eligible For Grants
As a minority business owner, you may be eligible to receive a wide range of grants, which cost you nothing and need not be repaid. Federal and private grants are designed to help minority business owners achieve success. Sadly, a racial wage gap continues...
Drafting Your Employee Handbook
All Texas employers should craft an employee handbook that sets out the business’ policies, expectations of employees, procedures, and benefits. You can use your handbook as a means of reaching out to employees to instill your company vision while providing a comprehensive list of rules...
Women-owned Businesses On the Rise in Texas
Data recently released by the Texas comptroller reveals that the number of women-owned businesses is at an all-time high in Texas. Between the years 2007 and 2016, the number of women-owned businesses in the United States increased five times as fast as the...
The Challenges of Small Business Ownership
Benefits and Drawbacks of Buying a Franchise
Texas Businesses Struggle to Rebuild After Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey struck the state of Texas on August 25, 2017. This destructive storm brought over 40 inches of rain to areas in Texas, causing massive flooding. Hundreds of thousands of homes were flooded in the storm,...
Protecting Your Idea or Concept with a Patent
Forming a Corporation for Your New Texas Business
Selecting a business entity for your new venture is a critical step. While there are several potential business structures to choose from, corporations have long been one of the most popular business entities. If you have determined that a corporation is the right business...