Disputes related to construction projects are very common, and it is important that construction contractors and owners in Texas understand some typical causes of these disputes so they can be avoided or mitigated. Knowing the best ways to deal with disputes when they...
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Month: August 2017
The basics of personal injury litigation
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Aug 22, 2017 | Civil Litigation
When an accident in Texas leads to an injury, the circumstances are often preventable, even though the person who caused the incident did not intend to hurt anyone. That person may still be held responsible for the damages in many cases. According to...
Pros and cons of adding a business partner
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Aug 21, 2017 | Blog
If you are the sole owner of a business, you've probably wondered what it would be like to have a business partner. Is bringing on a partner the right thing for you and your business? Consider these pros and cons.The pros of having a business partner You'll have...
How does an arbitration differ from a mediation?
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Aug 17, 2017 | Mediation
If you are involved in a lawsuit in Austin for the first time, it can be helpful to understand a little bit about what paths to resolution are available. Many courts encourage parties to pursue settlement outside of the courtroom. This can save you the time and cost...
Detailing Texas’ bribery statute
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Aug 11, 2017 | Municipal Defense
As a city official in Austin, you hold the public trust in the palms of your hands. With that trust comes great responsibility, as well as a good deal of scrutiny. Many of those that we here at Wright and Greenhill PC have worked with in the past have seen that...
The many wonders of successful mediation
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Aug 3, 2017 | Mediation
Mediation of Texas business disputes is often a successful method used to avoid expensive and time-consuming litigation. It can be used as a tool in both small and large commercial disagreements, as well as in noncommercial settings, such as a divorce and...
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