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2026
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July
- Real Truth #18: If you don’t know your exit strategy — for you and the business — there is no exit.
- Real Truth #17: Once a trial is scheduled, the business relationships you thought you had do not exist anymore.
- Real Truth #16: Litigation is a business decision, not a moral one — the courtroom doesn’t care who feels betrayed.
- Real Truth #15: A bad contract will outlive every good intention.
- Can Majority Shareholders in Texas Legally Remove You From Business Decisions Without Cause?
- Real Truth #14: “We’ll work it out later” is the most expensive sentence in business.
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June
- How Do You Prove Shareholder Oppression in a Texas Closely Held Corporation?
- Real Truth #13: If you wait to call a lawyer until something is on fire, you’re not asking for advice - you’re asking for miracl
- Real Truth #12: The longer a problem sits, the more expensive it becomes to solve - and the fewer good options remain.
- Happy Valley Is Not Particularly Happy
- Real Truth #11: You can win the legal argument and still lose the business.
- For All Mankind
- Real Truth #10: The law cares far less about what you meant than what you wrote.
- It Tied the Campus Together
- Real Truth #9: If it’s not in writing, you’re about to have an expensive argument.
- Real Truth #8: Most business lawsuits don’t start with a legal problem; they start with a communication problem.
- Shocked! Shocked!
- About Keeping Your Corporate Books . . .
- Real Truth #7: If you think the “small stuff” doesn’t matter, the small stuff is what will bury you.
- Real truth #6: Contracts don’t prevent disputes — they arm you for when the dispute arrives.
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May
- Real Truth #5: If you don’t control your company records, you don’t control your company’s story.
- What Happens If My Business Gets Sued in Texas?
- Real Truth #4: When serious money is on the table, “we’re all on the same team” becomes “please refer to Section 14.7(b).”
- Real Truth #3: People don’t read what they sign; sometimes the people doing the drafting count on it.
- Real Truth #2: If a business decision wasn’t documented and a dispute arises, it was never made.
- The Real Truths of Business Law
- Real Truth #1: Business partnerships end for the same reason marriages do: money, control, or silence — sometimes all three.
- Do I Need a Lawyer to Review Every Contract My Business Signs?
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