Home / Blog Our Blogs How Are Gaming Rooms Regulated in Texas? Drew Shirley April 15, 2018 Gambling is generally prohibited in Texas but there are many exceptions to the general rule. Game rooms are generally authorized so long as they do […] Read More Tax Incentive Provisions for Local Governments in Texas Set to Sunset Next Year Brandon Morris April 11, 2018 Attracting new businesses is a major point of emphasis for many Texas cities. New business means a growing community and new job opportunities. In Texas, […] Read More Changes to Texas traffic laws: Autonomous vehicles, Cell Phones and Child Rescues Judith El Masri March 28, 2018 If you are a licensed driver here in Texas, chances are you have received a traffic ticket at some point in your driving history. If […] Read More Defining Words by Ordinary or Particular Meaning – It Depends Byron L. Brown March 16, 2018 According to Abraham Lincoln, “a lawyer’s time and advice are his stock in trade.” I would add that the tools of the lawyer’s trade are […] Read More Texas Cities Pass Dog-Friendly Ordinances to Restrict Tethering Brandon Morris March 2, 2018 At some point in your life, you’ve likely seen a dog tied to a stake in the ground or tethered to a pole. Granted, sometimes […] Read More Go Vote, Texan! Judith El Masri February 24, 2018 Today is Go Texan Day here in Houston, Texas. Yep, it is a real day as proclaimed by our mayor and many mayors before him. […] Read More Steps for Buying an Existing Business Drew Shirley February 12, 2018 For many people, the word “entrepreneur” conjures up an image of an enterprising person who wants to strike out on his own, starting a new […] Read More When the Barking Won’t Stop: Man’s Best Friend or Public Nuisance? Brandon Morris February 2, 2018 I’m of the belief that dog is man’s best friend. But when the pup in question isn’t yours, sometimes they can do some pretty annoying […] Read More Home Equity Loan Restrictions Lifted in Texas with Low Voter Turnout Judith El Masri January 26, 2018 Texas voters amended the state Constitution in the last election (November 2017), to make home equity loans more accessible in the Lone Star state. In […] Read More « 1 … 29 30 31 32 33 … 40 »
