One of the most critical elements in the landscape of lease terminations in Texas is the process of securing proper consent.

From the perspective of a Texas attorney and mediator, some of the doctors who routinely treat injured Plaintiffs involved in litigation do not seem to recognize that failing fail to follow a reasonable medical care management approach often leads to much closer scrutiny of the claim and a poor legal outcome for their patients.

In today’s highly volatile freight market, relying solely on standard, carrier-drafted, or industry-standard terms of service is a risky strategy for shippers aiming to protect their margins and capacity.

When Texas businesses engage the services of independent contractors, a well-drafted mutual performance agreement is the cornerstone of a clear and legally sound working relationship.

In today’s fast-paced Texas business environment, Human Resources departments are constantly grappling with complex labor laws, navigating employee disputes, and updating policies to stay compliant with state and federal regulations.

Refrigerated transport, often called "reefer" transport, is a vital but complex area of logistics, especially in a large state like Texas where distances are vast and temperatures can be extreme.

In Texas, opting out of workers' compensation (becoming a "nonsubscriber") frees businesses from mandatory coverage but exposes them to direct lawsuits for employee injuries, risking significant damages including pain, suffering, and lost wages, unlike the fixed benefits of traditional workers' comp…

Annual Effective Rent per Square Foot is a crucial metric in commercial real property valuation, offering a more accurate representation of a property's true income potential than the basic face rent.

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

For businesses operating in Texas, managing a fleet of vehicles is a significant undertaking, involving everything from routine maintenance to accident management and fuel procurement.

Retaliation in the workplace is a serious issue that employment law is designed to prevent. From a Texas attorney's viewpoint…

In Texas, the specifics of plumbing services contracts are largely governed by general contract law principles, with oversight from the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE).

For Texas employers, a clear grievance procedure isn't just good practice; it's a crucial risk management tool, creating documented fairness, boosting morale, preventing small issues from becoming costly legal battles (even in at-will states)…

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.

Apartment management companies in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and throughout Texas face a complex legal landscape when it comes to human relations, requiring special considerations to comply with both federal and Texas employment laws.

Choosing a Texas contract review attorney involves finding someone with specific local experience, a clear communication style, and a focus on practical risk mitigation…

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 2021. He achieved the highest possible rating.

Articles of Incorporation in Texas is the foundational step in formally establishing a corporation within the state.

Real estate attorneys in Texas frequently encounter value dispute cases in the course of a litigation practice. To determine the value of an office building in Texas, commercial real estate professionals and investors generally rely on a few core valuation methods.

For many Texas businesses, from bustling startups in Austin or Fort Worth to established enterprises in Houston, Dallas or Tyler, the overhead costs of a full-time, in-house legal department often outweigh the benefits.