HOUSTON LAW BLOG
4 alternative ways to finance mergers and acquisitions
On Behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Jan 5, 2022 | Business Transactions
Buying or merging with a company is a popular strategy to make your company grow. However, such transactions can be costly and many entrepreneurs do not have liquidity to pay upfront or do not want to use up cash reserves. Instead of using your company’s profits to...
Understanding the commercial real estate boom across Texas
On Behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Dec 30, 2021 | Commercial Real Estate
Anyone who pays attention knows that residential real estate markets are extremely hot across the country. Texas is no different, but that strong market activity extends to the commercial real estate market as well. What is the reason for this? There is not a specific...
What to watch in 2022
On Behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Dec 27, 2021 | Business Law, Business Transactions
The transition into a new year is always a good moment to reassess strategies for the last year and build for tomorrow. While savvy entrepreneurs are always on the lookout for new investments, the tumultuousness of the last few years can lead to some anxiety when...
What goes into a successful joint venture?
On Behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Dec 17, 2021 | Business Law
A joint venture is often appropriate for commercial enterprises of any industry, from developers coordinating on a project to overseas companies partnering with local businesses. Often competitors end up in a position where they must cooperate, which is not always an...
Evaluating a commercial property investment
On Behalf of Stephenson Fournier | Dec 14, 2021 | Commercial Real Estate
Commercial property investment is often profitable and commercial real estate can hold value well. For entrepreneurs who wish to move into a new market or hope to get a return on their capital, there are many attractive opportunities. However, “commercial property”...