How do I protect my confidential information in litigation?

How do I protect my confidential information in litigation? A lawsuit isn’t a walk in the park—most people don’t want to be sued or have to do the suing, but sometimes recourse to the courts is the best way of righting a wrong. What happens when your lawsuit requires the disclosure of trade secrets and […]

Contracts for Deed: Risks and Realities

Contracts for Deed: Risks and Realities A contract for deed or rent-to-own contract, also known as a “bond for deed,” “land contract,” or “installment land contract,” is a contract in which the buyer pays for land by making monthly payments for a period of years.  The buyer does not own or have title to the […]

Physician’s Employment Agreements

Physician’s Employment Agreements If you recently received a job offer for a new job as a physician, before you sign an employment contract, it is important to meet with an attorney who can help you understand the terms of the agreement and how those terms may affect your career.  At Waldron & Schneider, several of […]

Texas favors the Freedom to Contract, so why not use it?

Texas favors the Freedom to Contract, so why not use it? Most people think of a “contract” as a written agreement signed by two different parties. But what people don’t realize is that they can enter into contracts simply by exchanging emails with one another. This could leave a party open to having a court […]