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About Us
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The Traub Law Office is a Full Service Law Firm located at 8601 RR 2222.
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Andrew Traub is my name, and I want to help you and your business. Call me at 343-2572 or email me.
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Free Initial Consultation
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Did you know that the Traub Law Office offers a free initial consultation?
Part of my dedication to my clients is ensuring that there is a good fit between you and I.
The purpose of the free initial consultation is for you to tell your story, learn about me,
and then we can decide whether we would work well together. There is no obligation on your part,
so why not schedule a free initial consultation today?
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Joke of the Month
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A guy walked into a post office one day to see an overweight, middle-aged, bald man standing at the counter methodically placing
"love" stamps on a huge stack of bright pink envelopes covered in hearts. The man then took out a perfume bottle and spritzed each
envelope. His curiosity getting the better of him, the guy asked the man what he was doing.
The man said, "I'm sending out 1,000 Valentine cards signed 'Guess who?'"
"But why would you do that?"
"I'm a divorce lawyer," the man replied.
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Networking Opportunity
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IF you are looking for an affordable, efficient opportunity to grow your business, then I would encourage you to come to Dave & Busters tomorrow at 11:30 a.m.
for the LoneStar Referral Group.
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Ways to Keep your Selling Skills Sharp
- Start a personal library
- Subscribe to at least one well-respected general business magazine and the most respected journal in your industry.
- Set aside three hours a week for reading
- Play audiotapes or CD versions of books in your car
- Carry learning materials in your briefcase
- Join a sales association group
- Keep an open mind
- Hire a personal coach
- Attend at least one personal development seminar every year
The will to succeed is important, but what's more important is the will to prepare. - Bobby Knight
Non-Disclosure Agreements
Proprietary information, such as confidential business information, trade secrets, and intellectual property, may be worth millions of dollars. Public exposure or use by others may potentially dilute or destroy the value of such information. Nevertheless, at times, necessity requires businesses to reveal proprietary information to others. To ensure that the information revealed remains confidential and shielded from the public or competitors, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) can be a useful device to ensure such protection.
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Protection and Remedies for Unfair Competition
Most of the time, the name or product of a business is legally protected from being usurped by a competing company. In addition to federal law, some states have laws that protect trademarks, copyrights, and patents, as well as names and descriptive words, against "unfair competition."
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