Our Substantive Real Estate Knowledge Sets Us Apart as the Go-To Choice for Complex Real Estate Disputes & Litigation
                     Our Substantive Real Estate Knowledge Sets Us
Apart as the Go-To Choice for Complex Real
Estate Disputes & Litigation
Only a select few attorneys focus on real estate litigation or know how to 
effectively litigate a wide range of disputes concerning real estate including 
everything from breach of contracts to boundary disputes and complex 
landlord/tenant disputes regarding commercial leases. We focus our 
litigation practice specifically in these complex commercial real estate 
disputes. We have represented clients across Texas in high-stakes real 
estate disputes involving breaches of real estate contracts, commercial 
leases, and commercial real estate fraud. We particularly represent clients in
these specific areas:

 Landlord/tenant disputes involving rent, subleases, assignment, 
termination, additional rent and charges under the lease, tenant 
improvements, holdovers, renewals, maintenance, use of the 
premises, and other lease defaults.

 Representation of owners, property managers, and tenants involving 
commercial lease remedies, such as evictions, lockouts, and personal 
property foreclosures.

 Filing and removal of lis pendens.

 Title and use disputes, including actions to quiet title, trespass to try 
title, boundary disputes, easements, trespass, adverse possession, and
nuisance. Contract disputes involving commercial real property.

 Commercial property tax disputes.

 Disputes with financial institutions, engineers, and architects.

 Brokerage commission disputes.

 Breach of purchase money and buy-sell agreements.

 Asset recovery

 Debt & equity modification

 Partnership, entity, and LLC disputes.

 Land rights issues such as easements, eminent domain, 
condemnation, and rights of way.

 Real estate fraud and misrepresentation.
We represent developers, investors, owners, sellers, buyers, commercial 
landlords, property and asset managers, contractors and builders, 
commercial brokerage and advisory firms, and REITs in the above disputes 
and in various other litigation matters.