Will the Contract Still Be Enforceable If Either Party Relies on a Mistake? One of the requirements of a valid and enforceable contract is that there must be an agreement. That has commonly been construed to mean that there must be at least two ...

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When Is an Acceptance Really a Counteroffer? What Is the Mailbox Rule? Does It Still Apply? The first requirement of a valid and enforceable contract is that there must be an agreement. To constitute an agreement, the exchange between the parties ...

When Must a Business Contract Be in Writing to Be Valid? In business, it's common for most communications to be verbal—on the phone or even in person. Suppose you have a conversation with a customer, supplier or potential partner and you come to a ...

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Complying with Texas Law in the Selection of Your Business Name If you're creating a new business entity in Texas and, after considering the different legal structures, you've decided to set up the enterprise as a limited liability company (LLC), ...

Choosing the Right Corporate Form You're setting up a new business and you know you want to set up as a corporation. It's not that simple, though—there are two types of for-profits corporations from which to choose—Subchapter S and Subchapter C ...

The Steps for Protecting Your New Venture If you're planning to start a new business and you've decided that a limited liability company is the best legal form, you want to make certain you take right steps to set one up under Texas law. Here's a ...

The Duties Inherent in the Corporate Business Form When you're planning on setting up a new business enterprise, the corporate form can be attractive. After all, it can shield your personal assets from liability for the obligations of the company. ...

What It Is and How It Works If you've thought much about or talked with anyone regarding the preparation of an effective estate plan, you've likely heard the term "power of attorney." You may even be familiar with the term "durable power of ...