For several years, our law firm has assisted Texas businesses in achieving success.
Whether you require a firm contract or assistance with corporate formations or transactions, our experienced and effective Houston business attorneys at GK Law are prepared to assist you!
Are you embroiled in a business conflict? Our business law attorneys can assist you in navigating complex claims and lawsuits – ranging from contract breaches to shareholder or partnership disputes – so that you can resume normal operations as quickly and cost-effectively as possible!
Several years have passed since most of our clients began working with GK Law.
We have gotten to know them and their enterprises, as well as their personalities and families. We value personal interactions with our clients. We want to understand your needs, especially during difficult economic conditions. Getting to know you enables us to represent you while delivering results that exceed your hopes and expectations.
When it comes to this critical asset, commercial transactions are typically conducted through one of the following contracts or agreements:
When one party fails to carry out its contractual obligations, the contract is breached. The party that has suffered a loss due to the breach must then explore all available remedies, including litigation.
Our business litigation attorneys in Houston, Texas, have successfully handled commercial conflicts for several years.
GK Law has extensive expertise guiding clients and litigating various commercial disputes, including those involving real estate interests, the acquisition of products and services, the termination or dissolution of partnerships, insurance, and employment contracts. We also assist in property law and condemnation law concerns.
Bringing lawsuits and defending against litigation is a reality in today's highly competitive corporate climate. A breach of contract can result in severe financial loss for your firm if business operations are disrupted.
On the other hand, a claim for breach of contract brought against you can have substantial career ramifications. If your business needs to defend itself against a claim, or if you suspect another party has violated an agreement and/or committed fraud, you need a Houston commercial litigation attorney with the experience, resources, and litigation firepower to defend your firm.
Commercial litigation is an umbrella phrase that refers to any form of a legal dispute or legal issue involving a corporation. The subject matter of the dispute frequently takes precedence over the identity of the litigants.
When commercial issues escalate to litigation, the procedure can become highly complicated. However minor it may seem, every business dispute has the potential to become an expensive lawsuit.
There are numerous sorts of business litigation and circumstances that are appropriate. Our Houston real estate and business law firm handles the following business lawsuit disputes:
Even when businesses attempt to avoid court, civil litigation is occasionally unavoidable. Regardless of the nature of the claim, the client's size or the complexity of the dispute, one of our business litigation attorneys in GK Law has the legal ability, financial fortitude, and expertise necessary to represent the interests of practically any commercial client successfully.
Today, businesses face numerous legal obstacles, whether they arise as a result of business disputes, employee issues, federal regulations, or acquisitions or expansions of operations.
The majority of these issues will require the assistance of an experienced business law attorney who can:
With over a decade of experience assisting local businesses, you can be confident that a GK lawyer will handle your case with care!
We are looking forward to meeting with you and discussing any legal requirements your company may have.
If you are involved in a business dispute or commercial lawsuit, don’t waste time! Contact GK Law now for legal advice and schedule a consultation to explore your situation in greater detail!
It depends. Are you planning to stay small or go public?
Different corporate structures have their benefits. The choice of structure depends on how you want to run your startup. If you intend to keep the ownership small, and the taxes simple, the startup can be structured as an S Corp or even a limited liability company (LLC). If you intend get investors, give people shares in the company and eventually become a publicly traded, then the best structure may be a corporation .
We would recommend drafting a business plan for your start up and then consulting legal counsel for your case.
Yes! Ideally yes. We would strongly recommend getting legal counsel who can help draft a shareholder agreement between the shareholders of a startup.
A shareholder agreement sets rules and boundaries, and it addresses most events that owners can come across, such as death, divorce or transferability of the shares.
It is imperative that shareholders get such an agreement to ensure that they know their rights in the company.
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