The Statute of Frauds in Texas: or When is Writing Required Welcome back to our legal blog! Today, we’re delving into a crucial aspect of Texas contract law: the Statute of Frauds, or in which transactions is writing required in Texas. Defined in Chapter 26 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, the Statute of…

Common-Law Fraud, Statutory Fraud, and Fraud by Nondisclosure in Texas Navigating the complexities of fraud allegations becomes even more challenging when distinguishing between common-law fraud, statutory fraud, and fraud by nondisclosure. As seasoned Texas attorneys specializing in fraud cases, our mission at Nunis and Associates is to unravel the factors surrounding these legal concepts and…

Mediation: A Texas Attorney’s Perspective on Dispute Resolution In the complex landscape of legal disputes, the path to resolution is often marked by litigation. However, as a Texas attorney, I consistently find myself advocating for alternative methods, particularly mediation, as a powerful tool for achieving satisfactory outcomes for clients. In this blog post, we’ll explore…

Understanding Residential Homeowners’ Protections under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act (DTPA) Since 1973, the DTPA has been a shield for residential homeowners. The DTPA offers a range of protections against fraudulent and deceptive trade practices by sellers and service providers. The Texas construction defect attorneys at Nunis and Associates can help consumers determine…

In spite of the many unproven, and sometimes harmful suggestions on how to stay safe during the Coronavirus pandemic, the best practices are outlined by the Center for Disease Control. The CDC advises that everyone should: Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in…