Workers’ Compensation: What Employers Need to Know

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Texas is one of the few states that does not require employers to carry Workers’ Compensation insurance. As an employer, consider whether you have—or should have—Workers’ Compensation insurance or whether you are a “non-subscriber.” In this article, we’ll discuss workers’ compensation and what employers need to know.

The Benefits of Employment Forms and Personnel Records

August 26, 2019 Blog Post Growing Pains

Benjamin Franklin said “Remember that time is money.” This sentiment has been repeated over and over since he first wrote it over two hundred and fifty years ago. Many people use this phrase to mean that if you are wasting time, you are wasting money. While this is true and helps businesses become more efficient, […]

Why an Attorney is Your Friend

Monday, May 13, 2019 Attorney Friend

First, you may be asking yourself, “How can an attorney be my friend?” A valid question. Second, you may be thinking of the stigma that can be associated with having an attorney. However, an attorney’s job is to protect you and your rights, as well as your business. The road of business law is long […]

Slaying the Beast, Part 2: Debt Collection Post-Judgment

Now that you have crossed your eyes and plotted your liens in an effort to collect on a debt, you have a brand new judgment in your pocket and are now ready for action. You’ve done everything within your legal power up to this point. It’s time to finally get paid…one way or another. Enter a World […]

Cromeens Business Formation Package Hits Home Run for Texas Companies

March 12, 2019 Blog Business Formation

Taking the proper steps to ensure a sound business formation allows an owner to protect herself and her private assets against harmful legal action in the event of an unwanted scenario. The Cromeens Law Firm now offers a Business Formation Package that addresses all the requirements, as well as the desirables, involved in establishing a state-recognized, legally formidable company.

Business Debt Collection from Beginning to End: Part I

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Now that you have crossed your eyes and plotted your liens in an effort to collect on a debt, you have a brand new judgment in your pocket and are now ready for action. You’ve done everything within your legal power up to this point. It’s time to finally get paid…one way or another.

Growing Pains: Protecting Your Business During San Antonio’s Phenomenal Growth

January 15, 2019 Blog Post Growing Pains

With Texas becoming the “go-to” state for business, it’s no wonder that San Antonio has enjoyed a population boom in recent years. As a matter of fact, Forbes Magazine states that from 2016-17, San Antonio experienced the highest population explosion of any city in the nation. With so much this city has to offer, it’s […]

Default Judgment Filed Against You? Don’t Panic!

August 5, 2019 Blog Default Judgement

Your week was going great until you received notice that you have missed a court date, and now a default judgment has been filed against you. Maybe you never received the initial notice, or maybe you just plain forgot what day it was because of your hectic schedule. Doh! It’s okay. There are steps that can be taken to protect your assets and ensure the judgment rendered doesn’t take the shirt off your back.

HUB Certification: It’s Tedious But Possible

The process of getting HUB certified can be tedious. At the Cromeens Law Firm you can contact our San Antonio office to do the process for you. But, if you’re up for it, you can work on the certification process yourself. Just be prepared to hunker down and plow through a lot of paperwork.

Contingent Payment Clauses in Texas: Navigating the Ins and Outs

October 2, 2018 Contingent Payment Clauses

General contractors utilize subcontract agreements to protect their interests and shift risk downstream to subcontractors. They accomplish this end by including powerful contract clauses that provided little escape from harsh outcomes if the project does not unfold as planned. One such clause is the contingent payment clause, also known as “pay when paid” or “pay if paid” clauses, which obliges a subcontractor assume the risk of the owner’s failure to pay.