Peters Kussmaul Crosier works with founders and business owners in Bryan and College Station on forming and funding new companies, buying and selling established ones, drafting their contracts and handling business litigation.

Texas A&M University anchors the local economy, and its RELLIS campus in Bryan hosts research, technology testing and workforce training. Restaurants and retail fill the Northgate district across from campus and Historic Downtown Bryan, health care and professional firms serve the wider region, and Texas Triangle Park offers rail-served industrial sites in northeast Bryan. That mix brings technology licensing and startup financing, restaurant and retail purchases, and supply contracts for industrial companies.

Industries We Serve in Bryan-College Station

University Spinouts

Licensing technology from the university, founder equity and vesting, and SAFEs or a first priced round. See startups and venture capital.

Restaurants and Retail

Partner agreements for a new restaurant or shop, franchise review, and buying an existing location near campus. See hospitality.

Manufacturing and Industrial

Supply contracts with customers, distribution terms, and buying or selling an industrial company and its facility. See manufacturing.

Professional Services

Owner agreements for consulting and engineering firms, engagement terms with clients, and partner exits. See professional services.

How We Help Bryan-College Station Businesses

Business Disputes in Bryan-College Station

Bryan and College Station share Brazos County, whose district courts in Bryan hear most business lawsuits from both cities. Federal cases belong to the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Our startup is built on research from Texas A&M. What will investors expect us to have in place?

Proof that the company holds the rights it needs. The Texas A&M System generally owns inventions that come out of university employment or resources, so expect to negotiate a license through Texas A&M Innovation and to collect IP assignments from each founder. See licensing agreements.

We're three partners starting a College Station consulting firm. What should our ownership agreement cover?

Each partner's share, how profits are split and decisions made, and what happens when a partner leaves, retires, dies or becomes disabled, including how that share is valued and paid out. See shareholder and buy-sell agreements.

If a Bryan company and a College Station company end up in a lawsuit, which court hears it?

Both cities are in Brazos County, so a state case usually goes to the Brazos County district courts in Bryan unless a contract points elsewhere. A federal case would go to the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division.

What Sets Us Apart

At Peters Kussmaul Crosier PLLC, you aren’t just a number—you’re a valued partner. We take the time to understand your goals and challenges, working alongside you as trusted advisors to help navigate complexities and seize opportunities. Together, we ensure the success of your business ventures and build a foundation for long-term growth.

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