Becoming an LLC in Texas for your consulting firm offers vital liability protection. As a solo consultant or small practice owner, operating as a sole proprietorship leaves your personal assets—house, savings, car—vulnerable to business debts and lawsuits.

In Texas business disputes, an attorney-mediator with business law experience brings value by understanding complex commercial dynamics, shifting focus from adversarial positions to underlying interests, and skillfully navigating emotional barriers, transforming high-stakes conflicts into collaborative problem-solving for tailored and cost-effective resolutions.

Texas's evolving commercial environment, coupled with the intricate nature of its construction and property laws, makes the legal world a significant challenge for local roofing companies.

Material Handling Equipment (MHE) Agreements are crucial contracts defining terms for leasing, selling, or servicing forklifts, conveyors, and similar gear, outlining responsibilities, costs, uptime guarantees, and liabilities to prevent costly disputes…

In Texas, the intersection of culinary ventures and the legal system creates a unique demand for lawyers who are familiar with restaurant industry needs.

Forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Texas is a strategic move for many entrepreneurs looking to blend operational flexibility with essential asset protection. In a state with a business-friendly environment and no state income tax…

When dealing with employee benefits, the intersection of federal and state law can often be a complex landscape to navigate. For residents and employers in Texas, understanding how the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) impacts benefit plans is critical.

When Texas-based businesses seek seamless direct logistics solutions and asset-based transportation across the contiguous 48 states, the intricacies of the law can be as vast as the open road itself.

Texas logistics businesses face complex legal landscapes, from navigating intricate federal and state regulations regarding everything from cargo securement to driver hours of service, to negotiating detailed contracts with shippers and carriers.

Finance agreements in Texas law, much like in other states, form the bedrock of countless personal and business transactions.

In Texas, securing the necessary trucks and trailers for your business operations often involves entering into detailed lease agreements. These contracts are the foundation of commercial vehicle acquisition for many businesses…

In property management and contract law, clear and comprehensive apartment maintenance agreements are the bedrock of a smooth landlord-tenant relationship in Texas.

For Texas personal injury cases that find their way to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), key strategies for the participants…

In Texas business law, the departure of a member or partner often necessitates a meticulously crafted resignation agreement, a critical document that formalizes the separation and addresses the myriad legal and financial implications.

Shipping tobacco products into the state of Texas, or even within its borders, is not as simple as placing an item in a box and sending it on its way.

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

In Texas, the intersection of agriculture, commerce, and finance often hinges on two critical legal documents: Retail Installment Contracts and Security Agreements.

In Texas, the lending landscape is intricate, involving senior lenders, mezzanine financiers, and sometimes junior lienholders, all converging on a single borrower and their assets.

Unlike workers’ compensation laws in every other state, the Texas Worker’s Compensation Act (TWCA) allows private Texas employers to choose whether to subscribe to workers’ compensation insurance.

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 2020. He achieved the highest possible rating.