Both of the defendant's declarations stricken, then judgment on the contract claim with attorney's fees. Read the order
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A Round Rock law office for business disputes.
The principal office is in Round Rock. We represent businesses and owners in Round Rock, Georgetown, Hutto and Pflugerville when a contract, a deal or a property dispute ends up in court — bringing the case or defending it, through trial and through collecting the judgment.
What we handle
- Breach of contract and unpaid invoices
- Disputes between business owners, partners and LLC members
- Commercial lease defaults, for landlords and tenants
- Real estate, title and boundary disputes
- HOA disputes, for homeowners
- Collecting a judgment once it is won
How we approach it
Most of Round Rock is in Williamson County, so most cases here are filed in the district courts and county courts at law in Georgetown. The southern edge of the city lies in Travis County, where cases go to the courthouse in Austin. Which county a case belongs in is a venue question, and it is answered before anything is filed.
Pflugerville, by contrast, lies mostly in Travis County, so a dispute there usually goes to Austin. In Aramcor v. Tri Marsh Retail, a contract case in County Court at Law No. 5 in Georgetown, the court struck the defendant’s evidence before it decided the contract claim, and then granted judgment with fees.
The work is litigation: disputes, lawsuits and the judgments that end them. See contract disputes, real estate disputes and Williamson County.
The court’s rules on AI
Texas state courts. No statewide rule on AI is in force. In June 2026 the Supreme Court of Texas preliminarily approved a new Rule 13 under which signing a filing certifies that the signer verified it, including that its citations, quotations and holdings are not fabricated; no final order had issued. The Business Court’s Local Rule 10(c) permits AI but makes the filer independently responsible for every filing. The courts of appeals have no AI rules but sanction fabricated authority under their inherent power, as the Dallas court did in 2025, and Ethics Opinion 705 advises verifying every output, protecting confidences and supervising its use.
Checked against each court’s own rules and orders on 5 November 2026 for John Henry’s talk “AI in Modern Litigation” at the Eastern District of Texas Bankruptcy Bench Bar Conference. Rules change; the full reference, with every order cited, is on the AI in litigation page.
Related results
Final summary judgment for our client on the claims against it. 425th District Court, Williamson County.
Title to a Round Rock house quieted in our client. 26th District Court, Williamson County.
Past results depend on the facts of each case and do not predict a similar outcome. Confidential matters are described without their terms.
Questions people ask
Is there a Round Rock lawyer who handles business lawsuits?
Yes. The principal office of John Henry & Associates is in Round Rock, and the practice is business and contract litigation: bringing suits, defending them, trying them and collecting the judgments.
Which court will a Round Rock case be filed in?
Usually a Williamson County court in Georgetown, because most of Round Rock is in Williamson County. A case about land is filed in the county where the land is, and the part of Round Rock south of the county line is in Travis County.
Can I recover my attorney’s fees?
In Texas a party who prevails and recovers damages on a claim for breach of a written or oral contract can generally recover reasonable attorney’s fees, if the claim was presented to the other side first. Fees were awarded in several of the judgments described on this site.