Dayton, TX Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Depending on what kind of change you are thinking of making to your business, I don't believe a lawsuit automatically prevents you from making the change, HOWEVER, if you are a partner in a partnership (for example) and wish to change your partnership into a corporation, the change will have taken place AFTER whatever circumstances led to the lawsuit being filed, so you will still be considered a partner for the purposes of the lawsuit. In other words, you can gain whatever benefit can be gained from changing the nature of your business, but NOT retroactively.

You have a lot of issues going on here, but to answer your primary question, you generally have two years from the date of injury in Texas to file a negligence cause of action.  You may also have issues related to your worker's compensation claim and for those I would recommend you speak with a workers compensation lawyer. 

Depends on why the floor was slippery. Go to a doctor for a checkup, contact the store to file an incident report and to ask for insurance information to pay for the doctor visit.