CONTRACT ATTORNEY AUSTIN TX

Contracts govern every business relationship โ€” and poorly drafted or misunderstood contracts are the source of most business disputes. Our Austin contract attorneys draft clear, enforceable agreements that protect your interests and disputes that enforce or defend against contract claims in Travis County courts.

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What We Can Help You With

Contract drafting
Custom commercial agreements โ€” service contracts, MSAs, licensing, employment, and vendor agreements
Contract review
Plain-language analysis of contracts before you sign โ€” identifying risks and negotiating better terms
NDA drafting and enforcement
Non-disclosure agreements for Austin businesses โ€” protecting confidential information
Non-compete agreements
Drafting enforceable non-competes under Texas Covenants Not to Compete Act
Breach of contract claims
Enforcing or defending against breach of contract in Travis County courts
Contract dispute resolution
Negotiation, mediation, and litigation to resolve commercial contract disputes

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a contract enforceable in Texas?โ–พ
A valid Texas contract requires offer, acceptance, consideration (something of value exchanged), mutual assent (meeting of the minds), and legal capacity of the parties. Written contracts are preferred for enforceability and clarity.
Can verbal contracts be enforced in Texas?โ–พ
Yes, in most cases โ€” but they are much harder to prove. Texas requires written contracts for real estate, loans over $50,000, and some other specific agreements (the Statute of Frauds).
What is liquidated damages and how does it work in Texas?โ–พ
A liquidated damages clause specifies the amount payable for breach. Texas courts enforce them when the actual damages were difficult to estimate at contract formation and the specified amount is a reasonable estimate.
How do I get out of a bad contract in Texas?โ–พ
Grounds for rescission or voiding a contract include fraudulent inducement, mutual mistake, lack of capacity, and unconscionability. An attorney reviews your specific situation.
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