Frozen Out of Your Own Company? Understanding Shareholder Oppression and Business Divorce in Texas You helped build the company. You invested your capital, your expertise, and in many cases years of your life. But now the majority owners are making decisions behind your back, cutting you out of profits, refusing to share financial records, or […]
When a Business Deal Goes Wrong: How a Texas Business Litigation Attorney Can Protect Your Investment By Burk Law Firm, P.C. | Austin, Texas* You trusted your business partner. You signed the contract. You put your money — and maybe years of your career — on the line. And then everything fell apart. Maybe your […]
Business Divorce in Texas: What Owners Need to Know Burk Law Firm, P.C. | Austin, Texas | Business Law & Commercial Litigation A business divorce — the separation of co-owners in a corporation, LLC, or partnership — is one of the most consequential events a business owner can face. Unlike a marital divorce, a business […]
If you’re forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Texas, one of the most critical documents you’ll need is an LLC Operating Agreement. While Texas law does not require LLCs to have a written operating agreement, having one in place is essential for protecting your business interests, clarifying ownership structure, and preventing costly disputes down […]
S corps and C corps have much in common, but the differences can affect all aspects of how you do business. When choosing a business structure, consider your shareholders’ needs and your short and long-term business goals. One of the most important decisions you’ll make as a business owner is selecting the right corporate structure. […]