Allison Jacobsen is a commercial litigation attorney who advises clients on pre-litigation strategy, negotiation, and high-stakes dispute resolution with close attention to each client’s business goals and reputational concerns.
She has extensive experience handling complex commercial litigation in Texas state and federal courts and in arbitration proceedings, where her practice includes business disputes, professional liability matters, real estate litigation, oil and gas disputes, employment litigation, regulatory investigations, and financial services defense. Her work is marked by strategic case assessment, disciplined advocacy, and a practical focus on achieving outcomes that protect both legal and commercial interests.
Ms. Jacobsen has represented accountants, attorneys, law firms, engineers, architects, real estate developers, lenders, banks, energy companies, and other business clients in a wide range of complex matters.
Her experience includes disputes involving tax shelter opinions, building design and land development, restrictive covenants, DTPA claims, warranty issues, TREC matters, joint venture and partnership disputes, oil and gas lease and royalty claims, breach of contract litigation, EPA investigations, mortgage compliance, wire fraud, noncompete disputes, and tortious interference claims. She has successfully handled cases through trial, arbitration, injunction proceedings, summary judgment, settlement, and appeal, and her record includes favorable judgments, dismissals, recovery of funds, and successful jury results in significant commercial matters.
In recognition of her strategic judgment and results, Texas Lawyer named Ms. Jacobsen one of Texas’ Best Lawyers and Rising Stars. The National Law Journal also recognized her for her role as second-chair on a trial team that secured one of the country’s most significant jury verdicts.
She is a trusted advisor to clients facing complex business disputes because she combines strong courtroom experience with a clear understanding of how litigation affects operations, risk, and reputation.