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An Ounce of Prevention: Why Engage Corporate Counsel?

Business and commercial law generally falls into two broad categories: “Corporate” and “Litigation.”  Corporate law generally refers to the drafting and negotiation of various contracts.  Litigation is the resolution of business disputes, whether through the court system or through alternative dispute resolution.  As a litigator at a law firm specializing in business law and contracts, Read More

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Will v. Living Trust (Part II): Common Uses for Living Trusts

If living trusts are not always cheaper and faster in Texas when would you use one?  To understand the common uses for living trusts in Texas it may be helpful to understand some basic concepts for how a living trust works.  First, a trust expressly states who will be controlling the property that is held Read More

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Understanding Your Lease

Although they are one of the most common real estate transactions, commercial leases are also one of the most important aspects of a company’s ability to succeed.  As with residential leases, many commercial landlords utilize a form lease where blanks are filled in and presented to a tenant for signature.  All too often a tenant Read More

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We’re Moving! Why Hughes Landing and Why Now?

After a decade on the Woodlands Waterway in Waterway Plaza, The Strong Firm is excited to announce its next move in growth and service to the community by relocating its offices to The Woodland’s newest and most exciting new commercial development, Hughes Landing.  Located on 66 acres on the eastern edge of Lake Woodlands, Hughes Read More

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Mediation: An Alternative to Consider

                For many businesses, both big and small, a day may come when you receive some bad news: you’ve been sued.  Whether you’re being sued by a customer for a transaction gone bad or by a business partner that looking for a bigger piece of the pie, a lawsuit Read More

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Get LinkedIn or be Left Out – The Importance of LinkedIn to Your Professional Career

LinkedIn has become an incredibly useful, effective tool for professional networking, development and of course, for your job search.  LinkedIn can be an incredibly powerful networking tool if approached and maintained properly.  I had the opportunity to work with a LinkedIn strategist to assist me in creating a profile that worked for my job search Read More

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Limited Liability Company Member Disputes in Texas

Shareholder oppression lawsuits brought by minority shareholders in Texas corporations are nothing new.  In recent years, there have been an increasing number of similar suits filed in a slightly different context: limited liability companies, or “LLCs”.  An LLC, like corporation, is a separate legal entity that can own property and conduct business in Texas.  However, Read More

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Will v. Living Trust (Part I): Living Trusts Don’t Solve Everything

A common misconception is that a living trust (a trust created during life) is a better option than a will that creates trusts after your passing.  Generally, this idea is generated by friends, relatives or legal professionals from states like California where the probate system is onerous, time consuming and, therefore, expensive.  However, as discussed Read More

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When to Review Your Estate Plan

It is very common for clients to ask us how often they need to review their estate plans or update their documents. Every client’s situation is unique, so it is difficult to establish hard and fast rules as to when reviews or changes are needed. Typically, a review of your estate plan is prompted by Read More

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