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Texas Real Estate and Development News: Co-Housing Comes to Texas

One of the things I love about being a Texas real estate and development lawyer is that Texans are so open to innovative real estate developments. Practicing real estate and development law in Texas is great fun and very satisfying for this reason. A recent real estate development in Texas…

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Things That Give Texas Developers and Their Attorneys Grey Hair

I have represented developers and investors in Texas real estate developments for over thirty years. I have been blessed with clients who are fabulous people to work with, and Texas development law is always challenging and interesting. There is one thing that is guaranteed to make both my clients and…

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Texas Supreme Court: Waiver of Arbitration Provision in Texas Construction Contract

As a Texas real estate lawyer representing developers, builders and investors in Texas, I have found that my clients benefit from the availability of “alternate dispute resolution” remedies in their contracts. These remedies, such as mediation and arbitration, can result in satisfactory outcomes to disputes, without the cost of extended…

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Caveat for Texas Real Estate Attorneys: “As-Is” Is As “As-Is” Does

Texas attorneys representing developers, homeowners and contractors, and in fact any attorney who is drafting a contract for a client, should make note of a recent case by the 4th Court of Appeals in San Antonio, Texas. In the recent case of San Antonio Properties L.P. v. PSRA Investments, Inc.,…

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Texas Rural Water Company’s Oral Statements Land It In Hot Water

I have served as an attorney representing both rural water companies and real estate developers in Texas for quite a few years. Very often, my representation involves negotiating “nonstandard service” contracts. These are contracts governing the conditions, terms and costs under which a rural water company will extend water service…

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Caveat for Texas Real Estate Attorneys: Mobile Home v. Modular Home

As a real estate and development attorney in east Texas, I have represented Texas property or homeowners associations (HOAs) on quite a number of occasions. My legal services for my homeowner association clients have ranged from preparation of corporate documents and restrictive covenants, to mediating disputes, to overseeing annual meetings,…

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