A demand letter is not a lawsuit.
Anyone can send one. Filing the suit, working it up and proving it in front of a judge is a different job. That one is mine.
Send your file →Anyone can send one. Filing the suit, working it up and proving it in front of a judge is a different job. That one is mine.
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Contracts and unpaid accounts. Partnership and LLC fights. Business sales that came apart. Property and covenants. Collecting a judgment nobody has paid. Civil litigation, statewide.
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In a courtroom that is the whole game. So I built the tools that let me — and they get better every week. Opposing counsel holds a login to the same case file, and still cannot reach your side of it.
Every one of those is enforced by the database itself — 203 policies across every table — rather than by an if-statement in a page that somebody has to remember to write again next time.
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Six hundred thousand of them, searchable in a heartbeat. Every one of them mapped to every other one that cites it.
Each centre is a leading Texas decision. Each dot is a case that cites it — and the shade is how old the authority in the middle is.
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A message, a call in your browser, or just send the paperwork. No form that vanishes into an inbox. No retainer to ask a question.
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Your own login. Every filing, every deadline, every document the day it moves. You will never call to ask what’s going on.
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Ten orders, printed here in full. Most firms describe their wins. Ask one to show you the paper.
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Nineteen years, and every matter listed with the court and the cause number. The same rule as the orders: check it rather than take my word for it.
“I wrote to you first because you publish your prices.”A client, this week — at 12:16 in the morning
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I come in as co-counsel on the part that has to be won in a courtroom — the motion, the hearing, the trial, the collection. Your attorney stays lead on everything else.
Free
always, no conditions
Send whatever you have. You get my written read on it the same day. No charge, no obligation.
$3,500
up to $8,500
A signed contract, a clear amount owed, nothing much to argue about.
$15,000
up to $25,000
Real defences, real evidence disputes, a property or covenant fight.
$30,000
up to $60,000
Business breakups, unwound sales, several parties and a lot of paper.
Expect more from your lawyer. Expect it from us.
Contracts, letters, a judgment, a mess in a folder — whatever you have.
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