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Trade Dress Protection & USPTO Requirements13 days ago

Understanding Trade Dress Drawings and USPTO Requirements: A Practical Guide for Protecting Product Design and Packaging (2025 Update)

Wilson Whitaker Rynell – Dallas Trademark, IP & Business Litigation Attorneys

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Navigating Divorce Challenges During the Holiday Season in Texas31 days ago

Navigating Divorce Challenges During the Holiday Season in Texas

The holiday season often brings visions of joy, family gatherings, and festive celebrations. But for many individuals contemplating or preparing for divorce, this time can feel overwhelming, filled with emotional strain and uncertainty. At Wilson Whitaker ...

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Understanding the Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (TUFTA) in Business Partnerships43 days ago

Understanding the Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (TUFTA) in Business Partnerships

In the competitive landscape of Texas business, partnerships thrive on mutual trust and shared goals. However, when financial disputes arise—such as asset mismanagement or improper transfers—that trust ...

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Texas’ New "Three Strikes" Visitation Law: Protecting Parents from Child Visitation Denials51 days ago

Texas’ New "Three Strikes" Visitation Law: Protecting Parents from Child Visitation Denials in DFW

Sometimes a parent refuses to follow the court-ordered possession schedule—even one they originally agreed to. In that situation, the other parent must seek legal enforcement to secur...

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