Houston Business and Family Law Blog
3 Questions to ask before joining a startup company
Whether the CEO is your best friend or a total stranger, you must be strategic regarding startups. So before joining, you must think about some key details. Here are some questions you need to consider before supporting a startup company. 1. Can you afford it? When...
How to create a cyber incident response plan for your startup
Cybercriminals are a real threat to businesses of all sizes and in all industries. A strong incident response plan should identify threats, mitigate them quickly and prepare the company for future hazards. Create a response team A cyber threat can affect your entire...
Basic policy advice for employee handbooks
Before you start your business, you should strongly consider drafting an employee handbook. Even if you believe your company is too small, a handbook is probably a good idea if you have employees. Handbooks help prevent misunderstandings at work, put everyone on an...
Registering a trademark for your Texas business
Your new business is the product of your ingenuity and hard work. As a business owner, you must protect your assets and the reputation you are building for your company. When you are establishing a new business, you may need to register a trademark. What is a...
Things to know when merging with a Texas company
Merging with another company could benefit your bottom line, especially if you plan to join one from Texas. Combining organizations can be a cumbersome process, and it is not easy to know where to begin. Asking a few simple questions can lead you on the right path. Do...
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Rules to follow when creating a business in Houston
Starting a company that can operate legally requires abiding by specific regulations. States have different rules for what business founders must do. Houston has particular requirements that aspiring entrepreneurs in the area must recognize. Rules to follow when...