As the popularity of cryptocurrency continues to surge, regulatory bodies such as the Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have stepped up in their efforts to ensure investor protection and maintain market...
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Attorney Collections for Suits on Sworn Accounts
What is a suit on sworn account? A suit on a sworn account is effective in cases where one party is owed money on an account. It is typically seen in an open account or other claim for goods including any claim for a liquidated money demand based upon written contract...
Should I form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for my rental property?
What is a Limited Liability Company (LLC)? A limited liability company is a type of business structure. Although the focus of the LLC is to protect personal assets, there are also more benefits. There are different types of LLCs to choose from to best suit the needs...
Intellectual property issues in architectural design
What is Intellectual Property (IP)? Intellectual property refers to creations of the mind, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Although your business may be physical property, IP issues most likely play a role in your fundamental business...
Is my non-compete agreement enforceable?
A non-compete agreement is a contract between an employee and their employer that forbids the employee from working in the same or similar field of another entity. The intention is to protect confidential information from being solicited to competitors. How do you...
Purpose of a Demand Letter
A demand letter is a formal notice often written by an attorney on behalf of a client demanding that the person or business cease or take action in effort to resolve the dispute before going to court. The purpose of a demand letter is to seek resolution and/or begin a...
Joint Venture vs Limited Liability Company
Are you wondering what type of business arrangement is best for you? A joint venture agreement is a "partnership" of two or more individuals or companies with the intention of making profit. The goal is for every “partner” in the agreement to contribute assets,...
What Tax Protections and Licenses Do I Need for LLC?
You should be aware that formation of an LLC may affect your future tax obligations. You should carefully review all the tax aspects of your entity with your accountant, paying special attention to the issue of whether to elect Subchapter S status. Sub-Chapter S...
What do I need to know about LLC Formation?
Formation starts with the proper certificate filed with The State of Texas. You will need a Registered Agent. You will need to disclose the initial members or the managers if member managed. Bank Account. A new Bank account should be opened in the name of the LLC....
What Governing Documents and Forms Do I Need for LLC?
Certification of Formation. The Certificate of Formation was filed with and accepted by the Secretary of State which issues an acknowledgement of filing for the LLC. The Certificate of Formation establishes the LLC and sets out its fundamental structure. Company...