Arbitration of Breach of Settlement Agreement
Feb 26, 2016OUTCOME: Settled in client's favor
Client was accused of breach of a settlement agreement.
Katy, TX
Business Lawyer at Katy, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate ... +7 more
OUTCOME: Settled in client's favor
Client was accused of breach of a settlement agreement.
OUTCOME: Resolved in client's favor.
Client sued website design company for breach of contract. Case was resolved in client's favor.
OUTCOME: Very favorable to client.
Represented client in a dispute with commercial landlord. Client contended landlord breached the lease. Landlord agreed to terminate lease, refund tenant's deposit, and compensate tenant for expenses ... - including legal fees. All without the necessity of filing a lawsuit.
OUTCOME: Earnest money contract and listing agreement terminated.
Represented client seeking cancellation of an existing earnest money contract and termination of a listing agreement.
OUTCOME: Deal was reached and agreement signed
Retained to negotiate operating agreement for a limited liability corporation embarking on a mid-eight figure real estate development venture.
OUTCOME: Client's judgment was enforced.
Assisted client in enforcing a foreign judgment against Texas resident. Assets were identified, obtained and sold for the benefit of the client.
OUTCOME: Client acquired business and is very happy
Assisted client in 8 figure acquisition of small business. Did all of the legal work, created, executed and summarized all due diligence aspects. Negotiated complex escrow agreements for contingencie ... s.
OUTCOME: Project completed on time and in budget
Client retained me to form a new company and obtain historically underutilized status from the State of Texas.
OUTCOME: Client pleased and deal completed
Client one of several partners and wanted to go out on his own. Assisted the client in selling his share of the business on terms very favorable to him.
OUTCOME: Case resolved on terms very favorable to client.
Client was sued on a debt. Defended client and was able to negotiate a settlement of less than 35 percent of the original debt.