Best Lawyers Near You in Austin, Texas for Commercial Litigation
Morgan Menchaca is a commercial litigator at Scott Douglass & McConnico LLP in Austin, Texas. She represents businesses, fiduciaries, and individuals in complex disputes in state and federal courts and in arbitration proceedings nationwide. Her practice includes Commercial Litigation, Litigation - Bankruptcy , and Professional Malpractice Law, with experience handling business torts, fiduciary disputes, and other high-stakes commercial matters. Morgan is known for a thoughtful and practic...
Anthony Arguijo is a commercial litigation attorney based in Austin, Texas with Scott Douglass & McConnico LLP . His practice focuses on Commercial Litigation, Energy Law, and Oil and Gas Law , representing oil and gas operators, working interest owners, and service companies in complex disputes across Texas and in appellate proceedings. Anthony has experience handling matters at both the trial and appellate levels. Before entering private practice, he served as a law clerk to judges on t...
Reese Turner is an attorney at Bollier Ciccone Stinson whose practice focuses on construction, real estate, and business law. Reese is a zealous but practical advocate for his clients. He approaches each case as unique and develops a tailored strategy to best serve his clients based on the facts, circumstances, and their goals. Reese earned his law degree from Baylor Law School in 2020, earning a distinction in Real Estate and Natural Resources. Prior to law school, Reese obtained his B.S. in...
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