Fort Worth Breach of Contract Attorney
How our team resolves business disputes, from start to finish.
We review the governing documents, build a factual timeline, gather key evidence, confirm deadlines, and align the legal approach with the client's business objectives.
We send a strategic demand letter identifying the dispute, proposing solutions, and setting a deadline. When assets or trade secrets are at risk, we seek immediate court relief to prevent further harm.
We pursue negotiation or mediation where productive, while continuing to preserve evidence and develop the case so leverage remains intact if settlement efforts do not succeed.
If a resolution is not reached, we file suit, use focused motions and discovery to narrow the dispute, present the case at trial, and enforce any favorable judgment.
Roquemore Skierski represented a revenue-based finance company in Dallas County litigation to recover more than $1.8 million advanced under revenue purchase and receivables factoring agreements. The suit asserted claims for breach of contract, money had and received, and unjust enrichment arising from receivables alleged to be fictitious or previously paid.
Roquemore Skierski obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO) for a fleet-vehicle upfitting company in its dispute with a commercial lender over a purported default on a $1,000,000 credit facility. The claims included breach of contract, usury, fraudulent inducement, and fraudulent concealment.
Roquemore Skierski secured a temporary restraining order (TRO) halting the foreclosure of a client’s commercial property after an alleged default on a $1 million commercial construction loan. The Dallas County suit against the lender and contractor asserted claims for breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and negligence.
Roquemore Skierski represented the managing member of a Texas limited liability company (LLC) in a governance dispute among members arising from the company’s $9 million sale. The engagement also included defending the company against more than $1.2 million in contract-termination and liquidated-damages demands from its fuel supplier.
Roquemore Skierski represented an exotic-car collector in a $1.3 million Collin County lawsuit arising from fraudulent luxury vehicle transactions. The claims included fraud, fraudulent inducement, breach of contract, and violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA).
Roquemore Skierski represented a real estate developer in litigation over $772,500 owed under the parties' development contracts, asserting claims for breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and fraud. The case settled by private agreement and was dismissed with prejudice.
Roquemore Skierski represented a physician who sold his practice and the underlying LLC through a promissory note. After the buyer defaulted, the firm enforced the client's contractual rights and recovered the amounts due, plus damages.
A corporate contractor completed fiber-optic work for a general contractor that withheld $200,000 in payment. We enforced the contract and pursued collection of the withheld amount.
A commercial lender that had purchased a defaulted $485,000 note faced a debtor’s wrongful-foreclosure claim and temporary restraining order. We defended the lender and got the TRO dissolved.
A defendant breached a fulfillment services agreement by failing to pay. We pursued amounts due, damages, and an unjust-enrichment claim against the breaching party.