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How to Start a Nonprofit in Texas

Texans passionate about helping their communities may be curious about how to create a nonprofit organization. Learning how to set up a nonprofit organization in Texas can be confusing. It requires navigating many state and federal laws. Our Texas business formation attorneys will review the steps to starting a nonprofit in Texas. Please reach us online or call (214)...

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Negligent Misrepresentation in Texas

Most people expect to deal fairly with one another and get what they bargained for. Unfortunately, there are individuals who play fast and loose with the truth, either to move transactions along or to get more than they deserve. At The Hunnicutt Law Group, our Dallas, Texas business litigation lawyers strive to uphold good faith and fair dealing in...

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Unjust Enrichment in Texas—Overview

A contract usually lies at the center of any transactional dispute. And in such circumstances, the courts look to the contract to arrive at a remedy and make the damaged party whole again.  However, in certain circumstances, a party receives a benefit at the expense of another and there is no contractual relationship between them. These are nuanced and...

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How to Sue a Company in Texas

If a Texas company has harmed you then you will need to follow certain specific steps to sue a business in a Texas court. The process is highly formalized and complex. However, in general, the process is divided into three distinct stages: pre-trial, trial, and post-trial. In this guide, our Texas breach of contract attorneys will discuss only the...

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How to Dissolve a Corporation in Texas

Whether you’re a shareholder, board member, or corporate officer of a C or S Corp, at some point you may realize it’s time to shut down. But there are specific steps to take. You can’t simply shutter operations and walk away.   If you’re wondering how to dissolve a corporation in Texas efficiently and properly, contact our Dallas corporate attorneys...

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How Long Does It Take to Get an LLC in Texas?

The decision to formalize your business through the establishment of a legal entity with Texas is one of the best business decisions you can make. It sets your company apart from other fly-by-night operations. It allows you to grow and attract investors, and it alerts the public that you are taking your business seriously. In this guide, our Texas...

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How to Remove a Member From an LLC in Texas

People enter into business together to realize a common vision based on a common interest. The belief in success and hope in the future often overrides all other concerns and seems to be the salve for all potential disagreements. However, those days frequently come to an end and discord arises between business partners.  Conflict arises most frequently from disagreements...

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Texas Independent Contractor Laws

Have questions about Texas independent contractor laws? Contact the experienced employment lawyers at The Hunnicutt Law Group today: (214)361-6740 At the time of hire, many people do not pay attention to whether they were called an employee or an independent contractor. In fact, if they did pay attention they may have thought those terms were interchangeable and had little...

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Can You Get Fired for Not Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine in Texas?

COVID-19 has thrown the entire world into a heightened level of uncertainty and concern that touches almost every area of life. We have questions about our health, our rights, our relationships, and our jobs. With differing opinions regarding the advent of COVID-19 vaccines, we understand that many employees want to know, Can your employer fire you for not getting...

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Motion for Default Judgment in Texas

A default judgment in Texas occurs where a defendant in a lawsuit fails to respond in a timely manner. If the defendant never responds, the plaintiff can file a motion for a default judgment. Basically, this allows the court to rule in favor of the plaintiff even without the need for a trial. The judge will issue a decision...

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