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Social Media Policy for Businesses

No matter what size Texas business you run, social media has become critical for brand visibility, customer engagement, and market insight. Compared to traditional advertising channels, social media is a cost-effective marketing tool that builds brand loyalty, targets specific audiences, and provides a platform for direct customer interaction, which drives…

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The Rise of AI in Hiring and Management: Legal Landscape and Implications for Texas Businesses

Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is rapidly transforming the workplace, with significant implications for hiring and employment practices. While AI can offer potential benefits such as efficient and streamlined operations boosted workforce productivity, improved decision-making, and enhanced employee experience, it can also introduce significant legal challenges. This article examines the key legal…

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What Are Corporate Bylaws, and Why Do You Need Them?

If you have established, or are thinking about forming, a corporation in California, then you’ll need to create a set of corporate bylaws. This may sound like an unnecessary formality – especially if you are a start-up with just a handful of shareholders and employees. However, no matter the size…

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How to Dissolve a Partnership on Good Terms

As with personal relationships, business partnerships can also reach their conclusion. This can be a planned event or an unexpected change, such as a partner’s death or retirement, which necessitates winding down the partnership. In such situations, the Silicon Valley partnership attorneys at Structure Law Group can provide expert advice…

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Implications of Slack, Teams and Other Conversation Platforms

Although platforms like Slack and Teams have become indispensable tools for modern collaboration, their widespread adoption raises crucial legal and compliance challenges for organizations. These platforms store a vast amount of user data, including messages, files and even employee metadata. They are subject to stringent data privacy regulations like the…

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Mitigating Post-Acquisition Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks

Acquisitions can significantly enhance a company’s capabilities and market reach, but they also can bring substantial cybersecurity and privacy risks. These risks are particularly pronounced in states like California and Texas, where more stringent data protection requirements and privacy laws apply. Properly addressing these risks is critical to ensuring a…

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Use Cases for AI and Generative AI in the Legal Industry

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and generative AI have been revolutionizing various sectors, and the legal industry is no exception. The deployment of these technologies is transforming how legal professionals operate, enhancing efficiency and opening new avenues for creative problem-solving. The use of AI in the legal domain encompasses a diverse range…

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Business Partnership Lawsuits: Understanding Your Legal Options

Business Partnership Lawsuits — Disputed Between LLC Members, Shareholders, General Partners, or Limited Partners Nobody enters a business partnership or relationship expecting to end up in litigation, but disputes may arise that can only be resolved through a formal legal process. If you are involved in such a lawsuit, the…

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Should You Convert Your Startup from a California LLC to a Delaware Corporation?

When it comes to forming a new startup, a California limited liability company (LLC) offers a number of advantages. As the name suggests, an LLC protects the personal assets of individual members from business creditors. And since the LLC is a “pass through” entity, any profits are taxed on the…

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