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Arbitration & Certified ADRState Bar of Texas ADR Section & Appointing Texas District Courts

Court-Appointed Commercial & Multi-Party ADR Mediations

Outcome Achieved
20+ Years of Certified Commercial Mediations (Since 2005)
Sector / Industry
Commercial Contracts, Corporate Governance, Healthcare & IP
Governing Law / Statutes
Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution Act (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 154.001 et seq.)

The High-Stakes Challenge

Protracted litigation between entrenched commercial parties facing substantial trial risk, severe business disruption, and escalating legal fee exposure.

Procedural Background & Motions

Appointed by Texas state district judges and selected by adverse trial counsel to resolve disputes on the eve of trial or during complex discovery deadlocks.

Our Legal Strategy

Leveraged over two decades of active trial insight to conduct objective risk evaluations, identify evidentiary vulnerabilities, and facilitate structured, enforceable Tex. R. Civ. P. 11 settlement agreements.

The Outcome & Results

Consistently achieved durable, pre-trial mediated resolutions, saving commercial parties millions in protracted trial and appellate litigation.

Key Takeaway

“Effective commercial mediation requires an active trial practitioner who can credibly assess courtroom risk and guide entrenched parties to finality.”

Attorney Advertising. Representative matter summary reflecting experience of firm attorneys throughout their careers and at prior firm affiliations as counsel of record. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every legal matter depends on its unique factual, procedural, and evidentiary merits.
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