Commercial Litigation Lawyer

Choose The Daspit Law Firm for Your Commercial Disputes

Why should you hire the services of The Daspit Law Firm to represent your company in commercial litigation? Our experienced personal injury lawyer, John Daspit, spent a number of years working as an attorney for Fulbright & Jaworski, one of the largest and most prestigious law firms in Texas and in the world.

In this capacity, he handled a number of high-profile commercial litigation cases in which as much as $330 million was at stake for his client. He has represented exploration and production companies, oil field pipe processors, pipeline companies and others, and our firm serves clients ranging from small business owners to major multinational corporations.

The Houston metro area has a gross domestic product in the hundreds of billions of dollars. In fact, if it were a sovereign nation, Houston would have the 23rd largest economic output in the world. Houston is a global city, with the second-highest concentration of Fortune 500 company headquarters in the nation.

All of this commercial activity is excellent for the economic health of the city, but it also means that there will inevitably be business conflicts and disputes. When these occur, it is vital to find a commercial litigation attorney who has the skill and dedication necessary to resolve the matter with a minimum of delay and disruption, and to achieve an outcome that favors your interests.

Types of Commercial Litigation Cases

Our firm handles a wide variety of different types of commercial litigation cases, including breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty, tortious interference, violation of non-compete agreements, violated confidentiality agreements and partnership agreement, and allegations of fraud.

Whenever possible, we seek to settle our clients' cases through out-of-court negotiation or arbitration. As our firm is led by a seasoned trial attorney, however, we do not hesitate to take our clients' cases to court in pursuit of a verdict with remedies such as injunctive relief, court orders, and awards of economic damages and statutory damages where applicable.