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What Not to Do Before Filing for Bankruptcy

For individuals and business owners facing financial hardship, among the promising options to achieve debt relief is by filing for bankruptcy. However, there are several collective popular notions and false assumptions out there about the bankruptcy process.
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Understanding Mechanic Liens

Dating back to the time of Thomas Jefferson and his presidency, the nation has observed what is called mechanic’s liens to protect subcontractors, laborers, and suppliers on construction jobs from being shortchanged or denied their proper fees.
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How Violating Company Bylaws Can Lead to Litigation

Large companies have more order and structure, which is why there is more accountability involved. As a board director or officer, you need to understand the importance of following company bylaws and how violating those bylaws may lead to litigation.
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Common Causes of Construction Litigation

As a business owner, you have a lot on your plate. The everyday tasks of managing employees, payroll, operations, customer service, and ensuring you’re in compliance with all laws and safety protocols is enough to fill your days.
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Understanding Business Liability Insurance Coverage

Businesses need liability insurance coverage to protect their financial interests and cover the costs associated with bodily injury, property damage, and liability claims. Without the appropriate business insurance policy, the business owner may be required to settle costly damages and legal claims against their business or company out of their pocket.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution in Texas

Are you involved in a dispute in or near Dallas, Texas, and looking for an alternative to going to court? I am ready to help. My law firm has helped individuals embroiled in disputes for more than three decades.
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Doug Uloth

What You Need to Know About Creditors’ Rights

You’re running a business that extends credit and some customers or clients fall behind in their payments. You try the usual phone call and email tactics but to no avail. How far can you go in collecting a debt owed to you? What are your rights — and limitations?
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Doug Uloth

What Evidence is Admissible in a Contract Dispute?

Contract disputes can be quite costly and disruptive for any business. While some disputes can be resolved fairly quickly, others may require litigation. If you are facing a dispute involving a contract, you probably want to know what evidence can be used to prove your case.
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