You have likely heard that Texas is an employment at-will state. This means that an employer may terminate an employee’s employment at any time, without notice.

In Texas, the intersection of employer liability and employee rights presents a unique legal setting, particularly for "nonsubscriber" employers who opt out of the state's workers' compensation system.

A comprehensive and clear professional service agreement is vital for any small business providing services in Texas.

Attorney James L. Williams of the Fort Worth, Texas law firm of Williams, McClure & Parmelee has been selected by Expertise.com as among the Top 17 Litigation Attorneys serving Fort Worth, Texas…

In Texas mediation, understanding the core differences between competitive and cooperative negotiation styles is crucial for participants aiming for a successful resolution.

For small businesses across Texas, navigating the complex intersection of growth and legal compliance can often feel like a high-stakes gamble, yet the cost of a full-time, in-house legal department is rarely sustainable.

Operating agreements for limited liability companies (LLCs) and similar member agreements for other business structures are crucial internal documents, despite Texas law not explicitly mandating them.

Attorney James L. Williams of the Fort Worth, Texas law firm of Williams, McClure & Parmelee has been named by American Registry to The Registry™ of Business and Professional Excellence, attaining the “America’s Most Honored Professionals” Recognition…

A courier delivery service agreement is a critical document for businesses operating in Texas, establishing the legal framework for the secure and timely transport of goods.

Attorney James L. Williams of the Fort Worth, Texas law firm of Williams, McClure & Parmelee has been selected by ALM to be included in the 2018 Annual Section of Texas’s Top-Rated Lawyers in The Texas Lawyer.

When dealing with executive employment in Texas, both employers and high-level professionals should recognize that the state's legal framework provides significant flexibility, primarily rooted in the principle of "at-will" employment.

In Texas, the foundation of a working relationship between an insurer and an agent rests entirely on the contractual agreement they sign, a document governed by general contract principles under Texas law.

Williams, McClure & Parmelee is pleased to announce that for the fifth straight year attorney James L. Williams of Fort Worth, Texas has been named as one of Tarrant County’s Top Lawyers in Fort Worth Magazine.

The Fort Worth law firm of Williams, McClure & Parmelee has been selected as one of the “10 Best Law Firms for Texas” by The American Institute of Legal Counsel (AIOLC) …

An issue that frequently arises in commercial litigation and collection lawsuits in Texas is the question of entitlement to repayment of attorneys’ fees by the losing party. Sometimes there is no mention of attorneys’ fees in the contract, or even no written contract at all.

As small business lawyers, we believe we play a pivotal role in the lifecycle of local enterprises, offering essential legal guidance from formation to dissolution and everything in between.

Williams, McClure & Parmelee is pleased to announce that Attorney James L. Williams of the Fort Worth law firm has again been awarded the AV® Preeminent™ Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®, the country’s leading legal directory, for 2018. He achieved the highest possible rating.

In the fast-paced world of the Texas construction industry, concrete companies face a unique array of legal challenges that can demand outsourced knowledge and experience.

Construction consultant contracts in Texas are vital legal shields, defining scope, payment, and liability for complex projects, requiring clear terms on scope of work, payment schedules, and dispute resolution to prevent costly disputes

Transportation broker agreements are essential contracts that structure the relationship between brokers, shippers, and motor carriers in the complex logistics industry.