Contracts give the parties legal rights and obligations. If another party is not living up to their end of the bargain in a contract you signed with them, you have the legal ability to file a lawsuit. If you can …
Whether starting a business and signing a new commercial lease, or moving, closing, or selling an existing business, understanding when breaking a commercial lease is permissible – and not permissible – can save valuable time and money. As with most business …
Uncertain economic times always lead to more business litigation. Breach of contract claims are the most common type of business litigation in Texas. The number of these claims will significantly increase in the coming year, as the language of many …
The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing many business owners to consider how to handle current and future contracts. Companies are now confronting supply shortages, mandatory closures and quarantines, service disruptions, workforce shortages, event cancellations, the loss of property use, and an …
We just passed the halfway mark in 2020, and many corporations and business owners are questioning whether they will have the money to survive. The economic contagion that is COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on our economy, jumping from industry to …
While most people think a contract is a signed legal document that dictates specific terms for two or more parties, the legal definition of a contract allows for a broader set of terms.
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Experience
Our two Partners have more than 50 years experience in complex commercial litigation
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For Plaintiffs, we have obtained over $2 billion in combined verdicts and settlements.
For Defendants, we have obtained dismissals, summary judgments, and take nothing judgments where alleged damages exceed $1 billion.