When a client refuses to pay for work you’ve completed, the consequences can be stressful and costly. Whether you’re a contractor, small business owner, service provider, or attorney, unpaid invoices impact your cash flow and disrupt operations. Fortunately, Texas law provides several tools to help you recover the money you’re owed.
This guide breaks down what steps to take, what rights you have under Texas law, and when it’s time to involve a business litigation attorney.
Succession planning for family-owned businesses is one of the most important, and most overlooked, parts of running a successful enterprise. Whether your business is in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, or a small Texas town, a clear plan ensures your company’s future remains stable and your legacy endures.
When Texas family businesses plan for succession, they typically face three key challenges: people, taxes, and cash. It’s also important to recognize that succession usually involves two separate decisions, who owns the company and who runs it. Those roles can overlap, but they don’t have to. A solid plan addresses both. Now, let’s look at how each of these issues can impact your family-owned business.
Starting a business is full of big dreams, bold ideas, and let’s be honest, a lot of legal landmines. At Clausewitz Reyes, we’ve seen too many smart, passionate founders in San Antonio get tripped up by the same preventable legal mistakes.
If you’re in the early stages of launching your startup, this list is for you. Avoid these common missteps now and set your business up for long-term success.
Navigating employment law can be difficult for any organization, but it’s especially tricky for small and mid-sized businesses. With varying workplace regulations across states, keeping up with employment law can feel overwhelming. It’s critical to stay on the right side of employment and labor laws, but with so many rules and regulations constantly changing, how can you make sure your…
