LITIGATION

Are you being sued in Texas? Do you need to sue someone? Most litigation follows a similar pattern, even when the facts can be very different. The case starts with a petition, where the plaintiff explains what the defendant did wrong. It is followed by an answer, where the defendant denies that they did anything wrong. The parties generally engage in discovery – requests for information, requests for document, requests to admit. Some cases also have depositions of one or more of the principals. After depositions, one (or sometimes both) parties will move to have the court resolve the case. If those motions fail, some cases can be resolved in mediation. A very few cases actually go to hearing. There are usually briefs and reply briefs at the end of the hearing.

I have engaged in every stage of litigation. If you have a case in a court in Texas, please give me a call.

NOTABLE COURT CASES I HAVE HANDLED

Kelly v Duncan – Contract dispute – Case 12-1395      Hays County District Court – 2012

Wilson v State – Traffic ticket appeal – NO. Kl13-07836 – Bell County Court of Law – 2013

Melanie Bittone v Public Utility Commission of Texas – Utility overcharge – CAUSE NO. D-1-GN-17-001546 – Travis County District Court

S Jan, et al., v Texas Department of Agriculture – Day care license – CAUSE NO. D-1-GN-20-004083 – Travis County District Court – 2021

Mike Gartner, et al., v Williamson County Tax Assessor et al., 21-0976-C26 – Williamson County District Court  – 2022

Salizar v Southwest Housing Group – Real estate dispute – CASE NO. 2022-01323A – Harris County District Court – 2025

Ledison Lighting v Metro LED – Billing dispute – DC 25-03689 Dallas County District Court – 2025