Are Legal Fees Tax Deductible?
At some point, you may become involved in litigation or other legal matters. The question then arises: […]
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Trust in Trusts?
What is a trust? In its simplest form, a trust is a fiduciary arrangement that allows a […]
The Operative Word in Exit Planning Is Planning
Exit planning is a form of operational strategic planning. It utilizes owners, and often leadership, to establish […]
SCOTX Confirms Registered Professional Can Impliedly Waive Statutory Dismissal Rights
Before you file or defend a lawsuit against a licensed or registered professional, be sure to carefully […]
Probate Procedures and Alternatives
Ideally every client has executed a Will. At the client’s death the attorney files an application to […]
Is Business Interest Still Tax Deductible?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed into law in December 2017, brought a multitude of changes […]
5 Big Reasons Employees Sue
Attorneys as business owners suffer from the same employment- related issues—including litigation—as do other small businesses. The […]
Texas Legislature Responds to Anti-SLAPP Chaos
In the second issue of this publication, we discussed the unintended consequences of the Texas Citizens Participation […]
Rule of Evidence 1006: Reasons to Summarize Your Evidence
Litigation is document driven— the more complex the case, the more voluminous the documents. Presenting a mountain […]
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