Texas Business Organizations Code Section 11.314 provides: A district court in the county in which the registered office or principal place of business in this state...
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Shareholder Oppression is as likely and frequent in limited liability companies as it is in closely-held corporations. Surprisingly, LLC members may have remedies under Texas law...
While shareholder agreements—in particular, Buy-Sell provisions—may provide some protection for minority shareholders against shareholder oppression, ordinarily they are not. More often, the Buy-Sell provision becomes the...
Hopkins Centrich Law will speak at the 11th Annual Texas Bar CLE Essentials of Business Law Course at 9:30 am on March 13, 2020 in Houston,...
The Amarillo Court of Appeals held in Davis v. Highland Coryell Ranch, LLC, 578 SW3d 242 (Tex. App.—Amarillo 2019, pet. filed), that a former member of...
You’re looking at forming your business as a limited liability company, or LLC. One thing to consider is how the company will be governed. This post...
You’re starting a new business and need to decide which business form to choose. This blog post will discuss the basics of the limited liability company,...
You and your business partner are fighting. He hires a lawyer and has the company sue you. What's wrong with this picture? Why is our company...
Most people launching a new business will help from family. New businesses borrow start-up capital from Dad. Sis would be a great partner. Let's do this....
“[P]eople enter closely-held businesses in the same manner as they enter marriage: optimistically and ill-prepared.” Sooner or later, there is trouble in paradise. Resentments, jealousies, and...
