Roquemore Skierski defends Dallas businesses with sharp counsel and tough courtroom advocacy, protecting your bottom line from formation to complex disputes.
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Roquemore Skierski defends Dallas businesses with sharp counsel and tough courtroom advocacy, protecting your bottom line from formation to complex disputes.
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The Dallas commercial litigation attorneys at Roquemore Skierski PLLC draw on more than a century of collective Texas practice and maintain a strong litigation group built around courtroom experience and driving practical business solutions for our clients. The firm has represented clients in state and federal courts including the new Texas Business Court, and in complex arbitrations, including matters with national and international scope.
In disputes where business exposure is consequential, Roquemore Skierski PLLC focuses on efficient dispute resolution supported by trial-ready preparation.
Our team is built for owners and operators who are hands-on with their businesses. Whether you run a professional practice, a growing e-commerce brand, a construction firm, or a multinational manufacturing company, we align legal strategy with your operational priorities and cash flow. You will get clear options, a realistic budget, and a plan to control risk while protecting growth.
The Dallas business litigation lawyers at Roquemore Skierski PLLC confidently handle litigation for privately held companies, emerging enterprises, and owner operated businesses across the state. Representative litigation matters often involve multi-party disputes and proceedings in multiple jurisdictions, and the firm staffs each case with a team structure that supports consistent accountability and fast decision making, assigning a supervising partner, a lead attorney responsible for day to day strategy and execution, and a dedicated paralegal to manage case logistics.
Our representative work includes:
You should hire a business litigation lawyer when a dispute starts to put your money, control, or reputation at risk. That includes receiving a demand letter, lawsuit, or arbitration notice; being locked out of bank, email, or software accounts by a partner; seeing company funds misused or customers solicited away; or facing missed payments that threaten operations.
You should also call a dallas business litigation lawyer if you think a court order may be needed to stop ongoing harm, if key records need to be preserved, or if a contract clause about arbitration, venue, or attorneys’ fees could change your strategy. Early help protects leverage, keeps costs in check, and gives you clear options before problems escalate.
Roquemore Skierski PLLC begins each matter by clarifying business objectives, litigation risk, timing constraints, and budget limits, then aligns pleadings, discovery, and motion practice to those priorities. We recognize that litigation is not a universal solution for every business problem and seek early resolutions that can serve a client’s objectives without drawn out litigation.
At the same time, opposing parties and counsel understand that the commercial litigation lawyers at Roquemore Skierski PLLC prepare cases for trial when the facts and law require it.
The litigation practice at Roquemore Skierski PLLC reflects familiarity with the Texas Court system through both trial work and service within the broader legal system. Each of our lead attorneys have been licensed to practice the law for decades, and many participate in organizations closely tied to the judicial system, including the J.L. Turner Legal Association, Texas Bar College, Law Firm Anti-Racism Alliance, Alliance for Professional Counselors, and the Hon. John C. Ford American Inn of Court.
In many matters, the starting point is compensatory damages, meaning money intended to make the injured party whole. That may include unpaid invoices, amounts due under an agreement, or documented losses caused by a breach of contract or fiduciary duty. Some cases support lost profits, although those claims require careful proof and a method of calculation that can hold up under severe scrutiny.
Some disputes, however, call for relief that cannot be reduced to financial compensation. This is when equitable, or court-ordered relief applies. Equitable relief is based on fairness principles, and it often matters when the goal is to stop a competitor’s conduct, protect a customer relationship, or preserve a business asset while the case is pending.
Courts may also issue injunctions that restrain harmful acts, and in limited situations may order specific performance, which requires a party to perform a contractual obligation rather than pay damages. When property or money was taken improperly, the remedy may include restitution, which returns what was unjustly obtained.
We begin by reviewing your governing documents, constructing a timeline, and collecting key evidence for your case. We confirm deadlines, evaluate dispute resolution clauses that affect venue and fees, and align the legal strategy with your business priorities so every step serves a concrete objective.
With the facts organized, we send a detailed demand letter to the opposing party that cites contract breaches at issue, reference relevant statutes, and propose practical solutions such as staged payments or re-delivery of goods. We set a firm deadline for a response, signaling that we are prepared to litigate but open to a resolution.
Once we understand the dispute, we act quickly to secure evidence. If money, property, or trade secrets are in immediate danger, we move quickly for a temporary restraining order or injunctive relief. These early steps prevent further harm and preserve the integrity of the case.
When talks are productive, we negotiate directly or use mediation to explore solutions in a confidential setting. Throughout negotiations, we continue building the case so leverage is maintained and momentum is not lost if discussions fail.
When settlement is not possible, we file suit and narrow the dispute with targeted motions. Discovery is limited to the documents and witnesses that truly decide the outcome, which shortens timelines and controls costs.
If trial is necessary, we present a clear narrative that ties the facts to measurable business harm. After a favorable result, we move promptly to enforce the judgment so your business can recover its damages and continue to grow.
While our initial consultation will only be 15 minutes, you should be prepared to explain a clear timeline of your dispute, the amount at issue, and your ideal resolution.
In Texas, most breach of contract claims must be filed within four years, while fraud and certain debt collection claims also have a four-year limit. Claims for injury to personal or real property usually have a two-year limit. Some specific business-related claims may have shorter or longer deadlines, so acting quickly after a dispute arises is important to preserve your rights.
The cost of business litigation varies widely depending on the complexity of the case, the amount of evidence, the number of witnesses, and how long the dispute lasts. Simple cases may cost a few thousand dollars, while complex or prolonged litigation can reach tens or even hundreds of thousands. Costs include attorney’s fees, court filing fees, expert witnesses, and expenses for gathering and reviewing evidence.
If you win your case, you may be entitled to compensation for attorneys fees too. Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 38.001 allows prevailing parties in lawsuits to recover “reasonable” fees.

Business Litigation Lawyer
Our client, an owner operator, engaged us to negotiate and execute the sale of her hospice in Mequite, Texas to a national entity for $450,000. We coordinated due diligence and sucessfully negotiated the final terms of a deal and transition, so patient care continued without interruption and existing staff remained in place.
Our client started a retail business with two partners. Without his knowledge, his partners excluded him from ownership paperwork and used his personal credit card to cover business expenses, and charged nearly $25,000 to the account. After filing a demand letter and TRO, our client was able to recover the misused funds.
Our client, the largest tenant in a development, signed a lease with landlord who subsequently sold the property to a new landlord. The new landlord harrassed our client and fabricated a reason to terminate his lease, destroying our Client’s business. Roquemore Skierski was hired to collect damages.
Our client entered into an agreement with the defendant to perform fulfillment services for a fee. Despite a clear obligation, the defendant breached the contract by failing to pay. Roquemore Skierski was been retained to collect what was due under the contract, including damages, unjust enrichment and promissory estoppel.
Our client, a commercial landlord, settled with a former tenant who breached his lease with an executed agreed judgement. The tenant subsequently breached the terms of his settlement, and Roquemore Skierski was hired to handle the post-judgment collection of the amounts due under the judgment.
Our client, a physician, sold his practice and LLC by a promissory note and purchase agreement for $682,000. After closing the deal, the buyer defaulted on their promissory note and failed to make payments. Roquemore Skierski PLLC was hired to enforce the contractural rights, including damages, under the transaction documents.
Our client, a physician, sold his medical practice, but continued as the landlord to the practice as he owned the building. The buyer of his practice and new tenant defaulted on a 20 year lease after two months. Roquemore Skierski was hired to enforce the lease agreement and collect monetary damages for the breach of contract.
Our client invested $50,000 with an investment advisor, who subsequently stopped communicating with clients. Roquemore Skierski was hired to bring claims of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract, and secured a judgment against the advisor for principal paid, the promised return on investment, and attorneys’ fees.
Our client, a large corporate contractor, performed fiber optic work pursuant to a sub-contractor agreement with a general contractor. The general contractor withheld funds of $200,000 for the work our client performed. Roquemore Skierski was hired to enforce our clients’ contractual rights against the general contactor.
Our client, a commercial lender purchased a defaulted $485,000 note and deed of trust from the originating lender. Upon noticing foreclosure, the debtor filed a lawsuit claiming wrongful foreclosure and secured a TRO. Roquemore Skierski was hired to defend the lawsuit and respond to the TRO, which had dissolved.
Our clients entered into a startup business to buy and sell real estate. The parties secured a loan to fund operations, which the defendant immediately diverted to a separate company. Although he initially repeatedly promised to return the money, he stopped responding to our clients. Roquemore Skierski was hired to recover the stolen funds.
Roquemore Skierski serves as a trusted legal partner to businesses at every stage of growth. Our experienced business litigation attorneys understand the complexities companies face and provide practical, strategic counsel to help navigate disputes and protect business interests.
We combine deep legal knowledge with a personalized approach, tailoring solutions to meet the specific needs of each client. Our focus is on safeguarding your business and supporting long-term success in an increasingly competitive environment.
Based in Dallas, we know the courts, arbitrators, and opposing firms in North Texas. That local context helps us calibrate strategy, manage expectations, and avoid surprises. When your matter crosses county lines or moves to federal court, we bring the same rigor and preparation to bear.
If a dispute is escalating or you need immediate relief, speak with our team today. Call 972-325-6591 to put a plan in place that protects your business now and positions you to win.
While our business litigation attorneys are based in Dallas, we proudly serve clients in and around Dallas, Arlington, Denton, Fort Worth, Frisco, McKinney, and Plano. Within Dallas, we have worked with businesses in Addison, Carrollton, Cedar Hill, Coppell, DeSoto, Farmers Branch, Flower Mound, Forney, Garland, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Highland Park, Irving, Oak Cliff, Richardson, Rockwall, Rowlett, Royse City, University Park, and the surrounding area. Whether your company is facing a contract dispute, partnership conflict, or other commercial challenge, we deliver strategic counsel and strong representation across the DFW Metroplex.