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Recently one of our clients received a deceptive “Citation and Notice of Penalty” in the U.S. Mail. The correspondence seemed to be from...

If you are an owner or officer of a company, a new law is about to take effect that may have serious ramifications for you. The Corporate...

Reprinted from The Daily Campus - Pooja Krishna It’s not always easy for women to forge career paths in business, especially right out of...

In 2015, the Texas Legislature passed a law requiring the Supreme Court of Texas to make available to the public simple forms for...

One of the collateral impacts of employee anxiety due to COVID-19 has been an increase in whistleblower reports to the Securities and...

Nobody likes a ‘well, actually.’ Obviously, I don’t interrupt strangers when they’re having a nice time, but I sure would like to. I once...

You’re going through a loved one’s papers and come across a will. The person who wrote the will (a Texas resident) died years ago. What...

Trustees have a duty to share trust information with beneficiaries. The nature and extent of the duty to inform is not well defined in...

Illustration by attorney Christopher Elam For any business – big or small – customer confidence is critical for success in today’s...

When a Texan dies without a will, the decedent’s property passes to his or her heirs in accordance with the laws of intestate succession....

When it comes to luxury property, such as beach houses, lake houses, ski condos, hunting leases, aircraft, watercraft, limousines, and...

Illustration by Chris Elam You’ve searched everywhere –the desk, file cabinet, footlocker, safe, attic, shed, and safe-deposit box at the...

Privately-owned businesses and individuals can be surprised to receive a subpoena from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission...

That flowery email from a Nigerian Prince who can’t spell has been supplanted by a far more dangerous phish — the Business Email...

Trusts and estates often pay more tax than individuals in like circumstances. This is not because they are taxed at higher rates, but...

Under Chapter 151 of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code, parties to any civil litigation, including probate litigation, may...