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It is crucial to be proactive rather than bury the proverbial head in the sand after receiving a preference demand letter. Direct communication with the party asserting the preference early…

Shareholder Kristal Thomson was selected for the 43rd Class of Leadership San Antonio (LSA). LSA a premier leadership program done in partnership between the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. LSA focuses on providing leaders an opportunity to develop an understanding of the advantages and challenges our community faces.

Shareholder and Water Law guru Ruben Barrera wrote “A River Runs Through It” for the December issue of the Texas Bar Journal, published by the State Bar of Texas.  The…

As a vendor or supplier, it is frustrating to receive a letter from a lawyer claiming that you received a “preference” payment from a customer and demanding that you give…

Article about the expansion of Texas Trade Laws.

The Bankruptcy Code provides special rules for a business filing as a “small business debtor.” A small business debtor may be an individual operating as a d/b/a or an entity…

A bankruptcy case under chapter 11 is different from all other chapters of the Bankruptcy Code in that it permits the United States Trustee (“UST”) to appoint an official committee…

The “automatic stay” is a fundamental principle of bankruptcy and a misunderstood term. As a general rule, the automatic stay is effective the moment a debtor files a bankruptcy petition….

The following tax alert notice is relevant to any client who has a multi-member LLC or a partnership in their ownership structure. Please contact Tanya Feinleib or Bob Werner with questions.

Justin Morley was named a Rising Star of New Braunfels by an alliance of the New Braunfels Jaycees, Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce and the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung. The 40 under 40 award recognizes the community’s young leaders who are making a positive impact in their professional and civic activities.

Oil, Gas and Energy practice group leader Clinton M. Butler was named a 2017 Outstanding Lawyer by the San Antonio Business Journal. Clinton is the Firm’s 11th outstanding lawyer; he joins a distinguished group of recipients including Buddy Banack, David Gragg, Joyce Moore, Glen Ayers, Art Bayern, Steven Brook, Cathy Stone, Tom Veitch and Bill Sommers.