USA: Spotlight Guide 2026 : Dallas
Provided by Platt Richmond PLLC
Platt Richmond attorneys provide solutions to clients in distressed asset and special situation matters, allowing clients to maximize value, minimize costs, and position for the future. We represent boards of directors, management, owners, creditors, lenders, investors and acquirers in the full spectrum of in- and out-of-court restructuring transactions, including claim prosecution, financial recapitalizations, acquisitions and liquidations. Our lawyers also advise on insolvency issues in corporate and financing transactions.
Platt Richmond represents corporate clients in a variety of complex commercial and intellectual property disputes across state and federal courts. Our clients, including Fortune 100 companies, trust Platt Richmond with resolving matters involving contractual, statutory, and business tort cases, including business disputes and fraud, real estate litigation, entity disputes between owners, disputes over trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets, class action defense, and cryptocurrency litigation.
Platt Richmond represents clients in disputes over media contracts (including licensing, likeness, creative works, advertising/sponsorship, and fulfillment), social media regulatory compliance and dispute resolution, sports law issues including Name/Image/Likeness (NIL) agreements and sponsorship/advertising contracts, and obtaining/defending trademarks and copyrights.
Provided by Chambers
Platt Richmond PLLC leverages its strong bench of talented attorneys to assist clients in complex business disputes. The group regularly handles fraud, partnership, construction and technology disputes, as well as having extensive experience in IP litigation. The Dallas-based is also well versed in class actions across state and federal courts.
Matt Acosta is a key contact.
Provided by Chambers
Platt Richmond PLLC successfully defended Robert Byrnes, Jr., a healthcare-industry entrepreneur and several other business owners against claims for breach of contract and piercing the corporate veil in a $60 million lawsuit arising from the failed acquisition of a vision care company. The claims were dismissed with prejudice by the Eight Division of the Texas Business Court.
Provided by Platt Richmond PLLC
Matt Acosta
Head of Department
Shannon Conway
Heather Crabill
Christopher Harbin
Robert Hawkins
Franklin Hill
Kinsey Lakey
Bill Richmond
John Sigety
Lisa Normand
Benjamin Noskin
Rogelio Reyes
Heidi Roskelley
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