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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...