Case Results

If you are named in a civil lawsuit in Texas, do not wait until discovery is done to file dispositive retrial motions. Texas law and its appellate court increasingly allow defendants to attack these allegations on their face, with an eye towards quick dismissal of ‘junk lawsuits’

The clients were an out-of-state couple who were introduced to a Houston-area promoter through a community group. Over many months the promoter cultivated their trust and pitched what he described as a quick

The client, a home services company, was sued in a contract dispute by a pro se plaintiff. What the plaintiff did not disclose was that he had already been declared a vexatious litigant by a Texas district court

Client was a judgment creditor who had loaned a borrower $2.5 million; when the borrower defaulted, the client obtained a seven-figure judgment against him. Rather than pay, the debtor sought to place his assets beyond the reach of outside creditors.

The client was a commercial finance company that provided accounts-receivable factoring, advancing funds to businesses against their unpaid customer invoices.

Won complete Defense summary judgment for a nurse practitioner and her GLP-1 weight-loss practice, defeating a former company’s non-compete, breach-of-fiduciary-duty, and trade secret claims — the court dismissed every claim and declared the non-compete unenforceable.