Doing business in the state of Texas can expose you to the occasional round of litigation. However, one of the most contentious topics that can reach the ears of the court is that of trade secret disputes. If you think that someone is stealing your secret formula or...
A construction dispute in Texas is a serious issue that can affect the quality of your ongoing project. There are a number of methods that you may be able to employ in order to resolve the dispute, and you may not have to go to court. Mediation can help you find a...
Wright & Greenhill is pleased to announce that two of its attorneys have been recognized on the 2022 Texas Rising Stars list of exceptional young attorneys. Rising Stars is a ranking service based on a statewide survey, peer nominations and independent research of...
Many businesses in Texas face contractual issues from time to time, and knowing how to resolve them is important for all business managers. Settling business disputes does not necessarily require a lawsuit. While there are cases that must be litigated, many others can...
When you're working on a construction project in Texas, it's important to be aware of the potential for liquidated damages. This remedy is designed as a predetermined punishment for breach of contract. Here's what you need to know. What are liquidated damages? This...
Wright & Greenhill shareholder, Catherine E. Marsolan, recently secured a defense verdict for her client who was deemed to bear a significantly low degree of liability from an accident in which the client struck another vehicle while merging into a turn lane. The...
Probate litigation in Texas can step from disputes made against someone's will. The personal and public wishes of an estate are expressed in a will. Once someone dies, a public hearing at a local court is motioned to account for a will. During this probate, a will can...
Understanding who's liable when a contract is breached is necessary within construction disputes. Whether caused by the owner or the contractor, the damages and delays that occur within an active project need contractual clauses. With no emergency funds or binding...
For Texas law enforcement officers who might potentially be accused of excessive force and have to prove self-defense, it's extremely helpful to have some background knowledge as to how these types of cases are handled. By learning about investigations of excessive...
An executor in Texas is someone trusted to carry out a decedent's wishes after their passing. Sometimes an executor can neglect their responsibilities or get caught up in their own interests, making life very difficult for the beneficiaries. If this happens to you,...
