Texas SB 29 rewrote key parts of the Business Organizations Code. Learn what changed for directors, officers, and owners, and what to update in your documents.
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Texas Healthcare Non-Compete Law SB 1318: The Woodlands Guide
Texas SB 1318 caps healthcare non-competes at 1 year, 5 miles, and an annual salary buyout. Learn how this affects The Woodlands physicians, dentists, and nurses.
Texas Business Court: What Montgomery County Businesses Should Know
Texas’s new Business Court now handles commercial disputes over $5M in the Houston Division covering Montgomery County. Learn what HB 40 means for local businesses.
Corporate Transparency Act: What Texas Business Owners Need to Know About BOI Reporting
Texas business owners must comply with new Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements. Montgomery County business lawyers explain deadlines and requirements.
LLC vs Corporation in Texas: Choosing the Right Business Structure
Should you form an LLC or corporation in Texas? Montgomery County business lawyers compare liability protection, taxes, and management to help you choose.
Legal Help for New Businesses in Conroe and The Woodlands
What Is a Business Formation Lawyer and Why Do I Need One? Starting a new business is an exciting endeavor, but it...
Why Hiring a Lawyer is Crucial for Business and Real Estate Deals in Texas
Why You Need a Lawyer for Business and Real Estate Transactions Serving Clients Across Houston, Conroe, Montgomery,...
How do I protect my Small Business During a Divorce?
Protecting Your Small Business During Divorce Divorce presents unique challenges for small business owners. If you...
Importing the Perfect Car, Part I
Policy and Introduction to the 25 Year Exemption This commentary is the first in a series of articles which will discuss legal issues with the titling and importation of foreign cars into the United States of America as part of our growing focus on the legal issues affecting the automotive enthusiast community. In this article I flesh out some of the policy issues behind the importation rules. This commentary won’t have much relevance to most of our readers, not because of missing legal content or inapplicability to Montgomery County, Texas. No, its lack of relevance comes from the small number of people who actually care about this article. Like any aspiring, slightly masochistic expert of arcane knowledge, I’ll soldier on nonetheless. There is a little provision of federal law that allows for one to import a foreign (and non-Canadian) vehicle into the United States and register it as a road-going car without having to complete any emissions or safety testing as long as it is at least 25 years old, with exceptions (more on those another time, wouldn’t want to lose my reader just yet). Recently, someone with a bizarre enthusiasm for this topic similar to my own, but far […]









