Henke & Williams, LLP

05/09/2023

When you are going through a business divorce, it's important that you understand how a business judgement rule may impact your actions. Here's what you need to know:

When you are planning to go through a business divorce, you should understand how the business judgment rule may impact your actions.

05/08/2023

05/05/2023

If you are going through a business divorce, you may owe fiduciary duties to your corporation. These duties can come into play particularly when personal interests conflict with corporate interests. Learn more here:

If you plan to negotiate a business divorce, be aware that you may owe fiduciary duties to your corporation during the divorce process.

04/28/2023

Have you recently received a decision in your lawsuit and want to learn more about the appeals process in the state of Texas? Here's what you need to know: https://bit.ly/3F5h8Pf

04/26/2023

What are the six stages of construction litigation? Here's what you need to know: https://bit.ly/3Tj9l6u

04/14/2023

How can you protect yourself from a breach of fiduciary duty when serving as a trustee? Here's what you need to know:

Are you a trustee wanting to protect yourself from breaching any fiduciary duties? Then you need to understand your duties.

04/12/2023

How can you protect your business from former employees' competition?

When you need to protect your business from former employees’ competition, getting signed agreements is key. Contact us to learn more.

04/07/2023

Learn more about what fiduciary duty and the types of fiduciary duty you should be aware of:

A fiduciary duty is the obligation a party has to act in another party’s best interest. Read about fiduciary duties and breaches in fiduciary duty.

04/05/2023

If you are a beneficiary in a fiduciary relationship, it's important that you understand your rights and how to protect yourself from a breach of fiduciary duty. Here's what you need to know:

If you are a principal or beneficiary in a fiduciary relationship, learn more about how to protect yourself from a breach of fiduciary duty.