Litigation: General Commercial | Spotlight Texas

Austin-based Botkin Chiarello Calaf PLLC is home to a team of skilled litigators. The firm routinely handles trade secret and non-compete cases. The firm also frequently represents clients in shareholder and fiduciary duty disputes. The group enjoys a good reputation for its work in the construction space.

Ewell, Brown, Blanke & Knight LLP is noted for its broad contentious abilities. The firm, based in Austin, displays expertise across securities, IP, technology and general commercial cases. The group represents a range of clients, including significant landowners and municipal entities both in Texas and California. The team expertly litigates in state, federal and appellate courts around the US.

Fritz Byrne PLLC houses a reputable commercial litigation group in Austin, with expertise in breach of contract cases and partnership disputes. The team regularly represents closely held businesses and high net worth individuals in state, federal and appellate courts around Texas. Clients hail from a broad range of industries, including real estate and healthcare. The firm also has experience in the bankruptcy realm, representing creditors in general commercial disputes.

Stone Hilton PLLC is highlighted for its commercial litigation expertise. The team in Austin is regularly sought out by its corporate clients for representation in contractual and partnership disputes. The group offers capabilities in fraud, non-compete and business torts litigation. The firm represents corporations across a range of industries including technology and financial services.

Thomas Williams McConnell PLLC is home to an established group of litigators who regularly act in complex business disputes at trial. The Austin team's civil litigation capabilities include a focus on contract disputes, fraud, fiduciary litigation and IP matters.

Weisbart Springer Storm Hatchitt LLP is well-regarded for its expert handling of complex commercial claims. The firm's disputes experience includes general business matters, real estate and technology-related claims, with additional prowess in title IX claims.