The MehaffyWeber family suffered a tragic loss with the passing of our longtime friend and colleague, Keith W. Foley, who passed away suddenly on May 5, 2026. Keith W. Foley devoted more than three decades of his life to MehaffyWeber, building a career defined by professionalism, integrity, and steadfast dedication to his clients, colleagues, and family. Following…
The Texas Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments this fall to clarify what the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals referred to as a ‘muddy’ issue regarding whether or not a member’s interest in a Texas Limited Liability Company (LLC) is exempt from creditor claims in bankruptcy. The question is one of state law…
For decades, Texas business owners have relied on the assumption that if the contract allows it, the courts will enforce it. However, a recent and significant ruling from the Texas Business Court has added nuance to this rule. The court recently weighed in on a dispute involving drag-along rights and whether those rights can be…
Clearly written and fulfilled contracts are the backbone of the construction industry, outlining expectations, timelines, and quality standards. They also include measures for what to do when one party fails to meet the contract terms, which can lead to financial and legal remedies for those harmed. Below, the Texas construction lawyers of MehaffyWeber discuss the…
Thinking about what happens to your family and estate after you die can be difficult, but it is important to take proactive steps to protect both. This means considering various factors, including the possibility that your will or estate plan could be contested. However, you can take steps during the planning process to prevent this…