Litigation
When negotiation stalls, you want a litigator who has already mapped the financial stakes of the fight. We handle civil and commercial disputes in Texas state and federal courts, pursuing the most efficient route to a favorable result — often a well-leveraged settlement, and a courtroom verdict when that's what it takes. Every case is run with a clear-eyed cost-benefit lens, because winning on paper means little if the path there costs more than the claim is worth.
What we handle
- Civil & commercial disputes
- State & federal court
- Contract & business litigation
- Demand letters & settlement
- Appeals
Frequently asked questions
Should I try to settle before going to court?
Usually, yes — settlement is faster, cheaper, and more certain than trial. But the strongest settlements come from being genuinely ready to try the case. We negotiate from that position of strength and go to court when the other side won't be reasonable.
How long does litigation take?
It depends on court dockets and the complexity of the dispute. Many cases resolve within one to two years, and many settle well before trial. We give you a realistic timeline — and the likely cost — early, so you can make informed decisions.