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Williamson County litigation, from Round Rock.

The principal office is in Round Rock, and Williamson County is home court. We try contract, commercial, HOA, construction and real property cases in the Williamson County district courts and county courts at law, and collect the judgments that come out of them.

What we handle

  • Breach of contract and business disputes
  • HOA and deed-restriction disputes
  • Construction defect and contractor disputes
  • Real property and title disputes
  • Judgment collection — abstracts, writs, turnover and receivers
  • Summary judgment practice, injunctions and trials

How we approach it

Recent matters have been in the 26th, 368th and 425th District Courts and County Courts at Law Nos. 4 and 5 in Georgetown.

In Murphy v. Liberty Hill Construction, in the 26th District Court, homeowners sued our clients for $1.4 million on eight causes of action and were awarded nothing; judgment was rendered on our clients’ counterclaim with attorney’s fees, and a receiver was appointed when the judgment debtors moved assets. In Aramcor v. Tri Marsh Retail, in County Court at Law No. 5, both of the defendant’s declarations were stricken and judgment was granted on the contract claim.

Related results

Builder defense
Summary judgment

Homeowners' evidence stricken, every claim dismissed with prejudice, judgment on our client's counterclaim, and a receiver appointed. Read the order

2026
Contract
Summary judgment

Both of the defendant's declarations stricken, then judgment on the contract claim with attorney's fees. Read the order

2025
Contract
Summary judgment

Granted in its entirety on two hunting leases; the defendant's exhibits stricken. On appeal. Read the order

2026

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

Do you take cases in the Williamson County courts?

Yes. The principal office is in Round Rock, and we appear regularly in the Williamson County district courts and county courts at law in Georgetown.

What kinds of cases do you handle in Williamson County?

Contract and business disputes, HOA and deed-restriction cases, construction and real property disputes, and collection of the judgments that result.

Do you also handle cases in Travis County?

Yes. Round Rock sits between the Williamson County and Travis County courthouses, and we take cases in both and across Texas.

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