Fort Worth, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Fort Worth, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Appeals ... +4 more
More facts are need to determine if the covenant is "ancillary" and reasonably necessary to protect former employer's interest(s). Then you...
First issue is what state law applies. If somewhere other than Texas, then you can probably ignore the rest of this answer. If Texas, more facts...
Yes, you should contact an attorney familiar with real estate. Good luck to you.
Unless there is something preventing the buyer from accessing their 6 acres or accessing the easement, then buyer's right to use the easement...
I agree with the previous answer. There is not enough information. Sounds like you should contact an employment attorney in the Austin area and...
You are going to need to have an attorney review the contract documents to accurately and fully advise you.
There are two questions there - (1) can the seller rescind the contract; and (2) can the seller landlock the 3 acres if he is forced to sell it to...
In all likelihood you should be able to sue ELS for the monies owed to you under the independent contractor agreement; however, you should have a...
I would tell you spend a little money and hire an attorney to help you with this and all of the other business issues that will come up. With that...
You actually present 2 questions. 1) can a late fee be charged and 2) is the amount appropriate. The statute answers both: Sec. 92.019. LATE...
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