Posts in Business Law
Negotiating Your Commercial Lease Letter of Intent

One of the largest costs for many businesses is their commercial lease. While business owners often hire an attorney to review the lease itself, it is not as common for them to consider retaining an attorney to assist when negotiating a letter of intent (LOI) related to the lease, which typically serves as the foundation to the eventual lease.

The checklist below offers some insight and issues to consider when reviewing an LOI.

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Most Businesses Need a Website. All Websites Need Policies.

Most companies already understand the importance of maintaining a website. At its core, a website helps people understand your brand and what you sell. A website also gives you credibility and helps consumers, employees, business partners, and others decide whether to engage with you.

Much like having a website is an important part of your business development, implementing appropriate website policies is critical to protect your business from unintended liability. Read on for guidance related to certain recommended website policies.

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The Devil's in the Details — The Significance of Your Contract's Fine Print

A consumer’s typical contract review focuses on particulars related to the deal—for example, the price, the date for performance, and the services, products, or materials purchased. Often, the general terms and conditions (GTCs) of the agreement are quickly examined or overlooked. Normally, this limited review is not a problem. However, if things go awry, the GTCs can significantly impact the outcome of any related dispute.

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The Benefits of Forming a Limited Liability Company

The limited liability company (LLC) has increasingly become the entity of choice for most small businesses in Texas. If you are considering whether to create an LLC for your business, you may be wondering what benefits you really get from creating a separate entity and whether it’s worth the additional paperwork and cost involved. Read on for some guidance to these questions.

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