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The Texas Residential Construction Liability Act: What Contractors Should Know
The Texas Residential Construction Liability Act (“RCLA”) became part of the Texas property code in 2003. It sets out the formal process for bringing a suit against a contractor for a residential construction defect. A demand letter is one of the mandatory steps for a homeowner addressing construction defects with contractors, and contractors can use a homeowner’s failure to follow certain steps to their defensive advantage in an RCLA claim.
Facing a Lawsuit? Best Practices for What to Do If Your Business Gets Sued
Being sued can trigger panic. Getting served with a summons is the last thing a business-owner or senior management wants. But knowing what to do when your business faces a lawsuit can make all the difference. If your business takes early and critical steps — understand the allegations, secure legal representation, and safeguard your assets — you can be fully prepared to properly respond and protect your business.
Shield Your Ventures: How Can a New Business Get Liability Protection
Embarking on a new business venture means tackling liability head-on. Are you wondering, "How can my business get liability protection?", so you can shield your personal assets? You’ve come to the right place. With a focus on establishing the right business structures...
Securing Your Interests: How a Business Temporary Restraining Order Can Protect Your Company
In the face of immediate and irreparable threats to your company, a temporary restraining order can provides a critical safeguard. It preserves your company’s status or stops irreparable harm while longer-term legal strategies unfold. This article demystifies TROs,...
Aspects of Defending a Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act Claim: A Business’s Guide
If you’re a business-owner trying to operate legally, understanding the DTPA is crucial. This article will guide you through the act’s key elements, including what practices are prohibited, the damages you may have to pay if found liable for an infraction, and actionable steps for complying with and defending against the DTPA.
Unlock Your Business’s Cash Flow: Why It Makes Sense to Hire an Attorney to Help with Accounts Receivable
Your business may want to hire a business attorney to help with certain accounts receivable: Tapping into the talent and skills of an experienced business attorney can turn delinquent and significant accounts receivable struggles into a streamlined and legal process...
Weighing Your Options: The Pros and Cons of Forming a LLC
Deciding to form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) involves careful consideration of the pros and cons. An LLC can offer crucial protection for your personal assets, but it also comes with its share of downsides, like potential difficulties in raising capital. Through...
Starting Guide to Enforcing a Contract in Texas: Know Your Options and Get Help
If your Texas business is dealing with legal contract issues, it is important to understand what a legally enforceable contract is, what you can do to enforce one when you have a contract claim, and how and when to get help. In this guide, you’ll learn how to...
Review Your Workforce Classifications: Classifying Workers as Independent Contractors Just Got Harder
Navigating worker classifications is essential for businesses to adhere to employment laws and avoid costly legal consequences, such as lawsuits, government investigations, and fines. Understanding the difference between an employee and an independent contractor is...
