Yes, there are director actions you can limit right in your Texas formation certificate for your corporation. However, there are also actions that you simply cannot exculpate. As reported by Baylor University School of Law, Texas' Business Organizations Code holds...
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Month: December 2017
Terminating contracts for convenience
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Dec 21, 2017 | Construction Disputes
You likely feel a good level of comfort from knowing that, as a contractor in Austin, your work is secured contractually. This puts you in control of your company's destiny, ensuring that as long as your team is able to meet its obligations, you partner cannot simply...
What are the penalties for breach of contract?
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Dec 18, 2017 | Blog
Promises between businesses typically are expressed in the specific terms of written contracts. When a contract's terms are not followed, it is called a breach of contract.In this post, we will look at how parties can be penalized when they breach a contract....
What activity in my public official capacity could be corruption?
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Dec 14, 2017 | Municipal Defense
The kinds of activities that can rise to the level of public corruption in Texas are probably as variable as your imagination. What may be proper activities in a non-public-official's life can be entirely illegal once one is a public official. Certain actions of...
Former congressman’s staffer fighting to share her story
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Dec 8, 2017 | Civil Litigation
Most in Austin likely associate confidentiality agreements with businesses hoping to keep former employees from sharing their trade secrets with competitors. Yet such agreements are also common in civil cases. Oftentimes, as a stipulation of a settlement, one side may...
New homes. new contracts. same disclosure policies
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Dec 1, 2017 | Civil Litigation
Buying a new home in Texas can come with a world of advantages, but can also have its fair share of complications. Inspections, remodeling and expenses aside, it can be incredibly frustrating to discover that one of the parties involved has made a mistake on the...
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