ESCROW/PAYMASTER SERVICES FOR COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS

On October 26, 2023

Commercial transactions with previously unknown participants present a chicken-and-egg problem: Does the buyer send the money for the goods first and hope to receive them as represented, or does the seller send the goods and hope to get paid the agreed-upon amount? This quandary is especially magnified for large transactions. In addition, other parties may[...]

In agreements, Contract Dispute, lawsuits

Video-game company sues Beyonce for breach of contract

On December 27, 2012

Thousands of people across Texas are familiar with the popular singer Beyonce, but very few may be aware of the legal disputes she’s been involved in since April 2011. It all began in 2010 when the singer entered into a contract deal with Gate Five, a video game developer, who was planning to create a[...]

In foreign investments, global markets

Singapore struggles to get venture capital from American investors

On December 27, 2012

Despite Singapore’s growing population and increased presence in the global market, American investors in Texas, and in other states across the nation, are leery to invest in business ventures started in the country. But why? It’s not for lack of appeal on Singapore’s part. The city-state currently boasts a number one spot for ease of[...]

In Business Litigation, Instagram, intellectual property, terms of agreement, terms of service

Instagram’s change in terms of agreement cause user unrest

On December 20, 2012

Many users of the popular photo-sharing website Instagram were outraged this month when the service announced that it was going to be changing some of the language in their terms of service. Generally this wouldn’t have been a big deal had the new wording not suggested to users that not only would their uploaded pictures[...]

In insider trading, investigation, regulatory compliance, securities law

SAC Capital under investigation for insider trading

On December 12, 2012

For the past few years, the Federal Government, in coordination with the Securities and Exchange Commission, has been attempting to quell the number of cases of insider trading in the United States. Since U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara took office in 2009, he has charged 75 people with insider trading. But recently, Bharara has set his[...]

In civil lawsuit, Contract Dispute, Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan could soon face breach of contract suit

On December 5, 2012

Readers of our blogs may remember last week’s topic in which we discussed the legal troubles the singer Beyonce was going through because of a breach of contract lawsuit against her. Now, reports have indicated that another celebrity, actress Lindsay Lohan, may face similar legal problems of her own if the company she signed a[...]

In Business Dispute, Business Litigation, confidential settlement, Contract Dispute

Texas contract dispute over bar ends with confidential settlement

On December 29, 2011

A contract dispute can be burdensome to Texas entrepreneurs trying to run a business. It is therefore useful for business owners to try to handle such matters as promptly and efficiently as possible. Recently, a contract dispute that threatened the existence of a new Corpus Christi bar pitted new owners against former ones who were trying to[...]

In business goals, friendly acquisition, hostile acquisition, Mergers

Texas-based AMR may seek merger

On December 21, 2011

Texas business owners are likely all too familiar with the many ways that the events of Sept. 11, 2001, changed America. One way that life changed for Americans is how airline business is conducted. Another significant change in the country since the 2001 attacks is the continually struggling economy. With those two factors combined, many[...]

In breach of warranty, Business Litigation, Contract Dispute

Contract dispute between contractor and gas plant in Harris County

On December 14, 2011

The state of Texas is experiencing the same economic turmoil as the rest of the country. Businesses are under greater pressure today to make sure their business operations are running smoothly and safely and not impairing their bottom line. When these operations do not go as planned, the result is often a contract dispute between[...]

In bench trial, Business Litigation, Contract Dispute

Texas contract dispute may go to bench trial

On December 6, 2011

As many companies struggle to make ends meet in these difficult times, it has become all the more important to enforce contractual obligations. Unfortunately, breach of contract disputes are all too common, especially when one company has already performed its obligations in good faith. One such dispute is currently making its way through the Texas court system.[...]

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ESCROW/PAYMASTER SERVICES FOR COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS

Video-game company sues Beyonce for breach of contract

Singapore struggles to get venture capital from American investors

Instagram’s change in terms of agreement cause user unrest

SAC Capital under investigation for insider trading

Lindsay Lohan could soon face breach of contract suit

Texas contract dispute over bar ends with confidential settlement

Texas-based AMR may seek merger

Contract dispute between contractor and gas plant in Harris County

Texas contract dispute may go to bench trial

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