As a commercial litigator, Bret is experienced in obtaining extraordinary relief for his clients. When recovering money damages is simply not enough, extraordinary remedies, such as injunctions, sequestrations, attachments, receiverships and garnishments, tools often overlooked by other attorneys, might provide an avenue to relief.
Bret regularly assists clients in resolving real estate and construction-related issues. From the drawing board to the job site, and from operation to property sale, Bret has the knowledge to counsel clients on risks, and the experience to seek speedy resolutions that can often avoid expensive and protracted litigation. His experience includes shopping centers, office buildings, apartments, condominiums, hotels, land development and residential properties.
Disputes may arise concerning the way an estate is administered. This is especially true when there is money involved, or when families cannot resolve conflict by themselves. Bret has successfully represented clients who have challenged the administration of their loved one’s estate and he has provided valuable advice to clients seeking to navigate the probate process in Texas.
Bret routinely advises clients on insurance coverage to ensure they are properly protected. He works hard for his clients by carefully considering the costs and benefits of the available remedies to achieve the maximum insurance recovery. He encourages a wide range of pre-litigation claims advocacy, including negotiations and mediation, knowing that the litigation process is costly and often uncertain.
Bret also represents clients in routine matters, such as the incorporation of a business, communications with creditors, preparing simple wills, handling probate proceedings and other general, civil matters for which his services may be needed.
As a commercial litigator, Bret is experienced in obtaining extraordinary relief for his clients. When recovering money damages is simply not enough, extraordinary remedies, such as injunctions, sequestrations, attachments, receiverships and garnishments, tools often overlooked by other attorneys, might provide an avenue to relief.
Bret regularly assists clients in resolving real estate and construction-related issues. From the drawing board to the job site, and from operation to property sale, Bret has the knowledge to counsel clients on risks, and the experience to seek speedy resolutions that can often avoid expensive and protracted litigation. His experience includes shopping centers, office buildings, apartments, condominiums, hotels, land development and residential properties.
Disputes may arise concerning the way an estate is administered. This is especially true when there is money involved, or when families cannot resolve conflict by themselves. Bret has successfully represented clients who have challenged the administration of their loved one’s estate and he has provided valuable advice to clients seeking to navigate the probate process in Texas.
Bret routinely advises clients on insurance coverage to ensure they are properly protected. He works hard for his clients by carefully considering the costs and benefits of the available remedies to achieve the maximum insurance recovery. He encourages a wide range of pre-litigation claims advocacy, including negotiations and mediation, knowing that the litigation process is costly and often uncertain.
Bret also represents clients in routine matters, such as the incorporation of a business, communications with creditors, preparing simple wills, handling probate proceedings and other general, civil matters for which his services may be needed.
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Use the form below to tell me about your case; please be as detailed as possible. To help me best serve you, I recommend that you describe the issue you’re having before telling me what you want to achieve. You may also email or call me to book an appointment.
Disclaimer: Communicating with us by use of this form does not establish an attorney-client relationship.
