Employment

• Medigain v. Romero. Represented an employee who was sued by his former employer for allegedly breaching his covenant not to compete by working for a competitor of his former employer.
• Insuraprise Inc. v. Graves. Represented an employer who filed a lawsuit against its former employee for allegedly breaching his covenant not to compete by working for a competing company.
• Low-T Physicians Service PLLC et. al., v. LTBR Enterprises LP et. al. Successfully represented subsequent employer of Plaintiff’s former employee. Represented a former employee who was sued for allegedly breaching his covenant not to compete by holding an ownership interest in a competing business.
• Gregory D. Sanders v. Greenway Technologies, Inc. Successfully defended a publicly traded company in a lawsuit brought by a former consultant’s claim for breach of an alleged employment agreement.
• Jane Doe #2 v. Home Marketing Services, Inc., et. al. Successfully represented employer and individual against sexual assault claim.

Business Disputes

• West, et. al. v. Roberts, et. al. Represented a business owner who was sued after he left the company to form his own competing business.
• Nanda v. Nanda. Represented a business owner in a dispute over ownership of a family of companies originally jointly by the client and his brother.
• JMR Future, LLC v. Ramji, et. al. Represented a co-owner of a commercial office building against an ownership dispute with the other co-owner.
• Trascent Management Consultants v. Bouri. Represented the owner of an international property management company in a dispute with its former CEO for fraud and fraudulent inducement.
• Rockin Sunset Park of Terrell, Inc., v. Ryan Hudden. Successfully represented company and majority owner in business divorce case that included claims for a forced sale, equal division of ownership, breach of fiduciary duty, and conversion.

Trade Secrets

• Barnes & Roberts, LLC v. Andron. Represented employee who was sued for allegedly misappropriating his former employer’s trade secrets and using them in his new employment.
• Enterprising Gals of Texas, LLC v. Sprehe. Represented an employee who allegedly stole her former employer’s trade secrets to use them in a newly formed competing business.

Corporate Espionage

• Insurance Safety Consultants v. Nugent. Represented a company’s lawsuit against its former employee for allegedly illegally accessing its computer systems without authorization and allegedly illegally intercepting the company’s owner’s emails.
• Chafin v. Mutlu. Represented two individuals whose communications were allegedly illegally intercepted by their prior business partner.
• Romero v. Medigain. Represented a former employee who filed a counterclaim against his former employer for illegally accessing his computer and monitoring his activities.

Commercial Construction

• Select Flooring v. Pogue Construction Co., L.P. Represented a commercial flooring company in a dispute with the general contractor for a commercial construction project.
• Com v. G-Town Plumbing. Represented a company asserting claims for damages caused to their facility by a commercial plumbing company.

Breach of Fiduciary Duty

• Kim Anderson v. Evan Anderson and Oseberg, Inc. Successfully represented company and its founder in regard to claims for breach of fiduciary duty and inspection of books and records.