When Trust Leaves a Business Fraud and misrepresentation undermine business trust, destroy value, and inflict significant economic harm. Hopkins Centrich aggressively...
Texas’ Strong Protections Against Fraudulent Asset Transfers Fraudulent asset transfers pose significant risks to creditors and businesses alike, as they allow...
Liability Beyond the Direct Breach When fiduciaries violate their duties—putting their personal interests ahead of the companies or shareholders they’re obligated...
The Importance of Well-Run and Well-Documented Meetings Annual and special meetings are foundational events in any company's lifecycle, not merely bureaucratic...
Navigating the Complexities of Buying or Selling a Business Buying or selling a business is a significant milestone, fraught with complexities...
Strategic Restructuring for Sustainable Growth Restructuring your business isn't merely about starting fresh; it's about creating strategic flexibility, enhancing efficiency, and...
Ensuring Effective Governance and Legal Compliance Effective corporate governance is not just about administrative paperwork or routine board meetings—it is central...
Contracts, Controversies, and College Sports Here’s a solid bar trivia question: name a mainstream Hollywood drama that featured four (soon to...
Protecting Your Business’s Most Valuable Assets Trade secrets—formulas, processes, client lists, financial data, proprietary software—often represent a business’s most crucial competitive...
Protecting Your Company’s Competitive Edge Restrictive covenants—non-compete agreements, non-solicitation clauses, and confidentiality agreements—are vital tools for safeguarding your company's strategic assets,...
A Threat to Vital Business Relationships Business relationships built on trust and contractual commitments are essential. Unfortunately, competitors, disgruntled third parties...
Protect Your Reputation and Market Position Businesses depend heavily on their reputation, fair play, and competitive integrity. Unfortunately, when competitors resort...
What Can Go Wrong When Contracts Are Not Clear The Ed Sheeran vs. Marvin Gaye Estate Trial The Ed Sheeran trial...
Lee Winkelman joined J.J. Hollie, President of The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the new Families First Coronavirus Response...
... after losing a shareholder suit in Delaware. Just a few weeks ago, Elon Musk lost a major shareholder suit in...
Representing Clients Means Successfully Telling Their Stories – even when they’re incredibly complex Dune: Part Two is about to pass the...
One of the first roll outs of relief was the Families First Coronavirus Responses Act (“FFCRA”) which included advance funding of...
Rebates or “Stimulus Checks” This is probably the most commonly misunderstood portion of the CARES Act due to the vast amount...
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (“CARES”) Act officially became law after being signed by President Trump on March 27,...
On March 18, 2020, the President signed the "Families First Coronavirus Response Act." Notably, the law requires private employers with fewer...
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