Houston Business Disputes Attorneys

Our firm handles the full spectrum of commercial disputes, which typically include issues involving breach of contract and misrepresentation claims. Both Keith’s and Chris’s backgrounds at the largest and most prestigious corporate law firms in the country provided them with the training, experience, and skills to successfully litigate almost any commercial dispute that can arise between companies, large and small, as well as individuals. We also strive to achieve our clients’ objectives as quickly and efficiently as possible to keep their legal expenses to a minimum.

Our firm represents business clients in many types of commercial disputes, including the following:

• Partnership and management disputes
• Contract disputes
• Fraud and misrepresentation claims
• Breach of fiduciary duty claims
• Tortious interference claims

At Lapeze & Johns, we understand that business disputes are often times complicated matters that require thorough investigation and analysis. Whatever the nature of our clients’ business disputes, our business litigation background and experience provides our clients with the dedicated expertise required to handle these cases successfully. We also understand that if we are not able to resolve a client’s dispute at the negotiating table, we are always prepared to take that client’s case to a jury, judge, or arbitration panel to secure the results our client deserves. Our adversaries understand that, which provides us with leverage during negotiations that most commercial litigation firms simply don’t have.

If you have a high-stakes business dispute that requires strong, creative, and strategically sound lawyering, you can trust that we have the experience, track record, and litigation philosophy that you need to resolve your dispute successfully and efficiently.

If you want to get an aggressive, experienced, and proven business litigation industrial lawyer on your side, then call us today at 713-739-1010 to speak with one of our lawyers, or use our on-line form.