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Texas Landlord Rights under COVID-19 Emergency Orders July 16, 2020

Author: Kristin Lee Schulze Contributing Editor: Jason Hanna Reading through the Supreme Court of Texas’ Emergency Orders Regarding the COVID-19 State of Disaster reads a bit like Educational Decrees stacked to the ceiling in a Harry Potter movie. As of July 6, 2020, the ...

Texas Landlord Rights under COVID-19 Emergency Orders July 16, 2020
Author: Kristin Lee Schulze Contributing Editor: Jason Hanna Reading through the Supreme Court of Texas’ Emergency Orders Regarding the COVID-19 State of Disaster reads a bit like Educational Decrees ...
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COVID-19, CBD, and Trendy Trademarks July 15, 2020
Author: Blaire Farine Entrepreneurs and business owners must stay relevant, and it is unsurprising that business brained individuals will attempt to create new brands and services that keep up with ...
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Interpreting Mineral/Royalty Assignments – Piranha Partners v. Neuhoff July 10, 2020
Author: Adam W. Burke Editor: Robert V. Mongole Conveying mineral interests in Texas can be quite complicated, especially as the ownership of the original fee mineral estate gets broken down into ...
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Short-Term Rentals in Colorado and Covid-19 June 23, 2020
Author: Maxwell Bridge Contributing Editor: Blaire Farine Short-term rentals under the current “safer-at-home” order. Short-term rentals, local governments, and counties. Limiting liability while ...
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The Stock Market’s (co)V(id) Recovery June 22, 2020
Author: Adam Keller “This time will be different.” - Anonymous If you only looked at your investment balances on January 1st of this year and today (June 8th), surely you wouldn’t panic. After all, ...
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Deeds and Conveyancing June 21, 2020
Author: Craig Galanter Contributing Editor: Harrison Long Conveying property is not as simple as filling out a pre-made form deed online. Many mistakes can be made, and while some are easily ...
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