Roquemore Skiersi defends Frisco businesses with sharp counsel and tough courtroom advocacy, protecting your bottom line from formation to complex disputes.
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Frisco Business Lawyers
Roquemore Skiersi defends Frisco businesses with sharp counsel and tough courtroom advocacy, protecting your bottom line from formation to complex disputes.
Frisco Business Litigation Lawyers
Our Frisco business litigation lawyers routinely partner with business owners and operators to provide clear, strategic counsel through every phase of growth, conflict, or change. When challenges arise, we’re ready with experienced, assertive representation tailored to your goals.
Whether you’re navigating a dispute, protecting your interests, or planning for the future, we deliver strategic advice and aggressive representation across a wide range of business and commercial litigation matters.
Our Core Practice Areas
Business Litigation
Strategic representation for contract breaches, tort claims, and other commercial disputes handled by an experienced Frisco business lawyer.
Business Partner Disputes
Resolving ownership and fiduciary conflicts so you can refocus on growth, guided by a seasoned Frisco business lawyer.
Business Dissolution
Orderly wind‑downs that safeguard assets and minimize liabilities under the direction of a dedicated Frisco business lawyer.
Business Formation
Comprehensive entity selection and drafting services to launch smoothly with guidance from an experienced Frisco business lawyer.
Breach of Contract
Enforcing your agreements or defending against claims with the skill of a trial‑tested Frisco business lawyer.
Business Fraud
Pursuing financial recovery and injunctive relief when fraud threatens your enterprise, led by a relentless Frisco business lawyer
Additional Practice Areas
our Frisco Business litigation Lawyers
Kelvin Roquemore
Founding Partner
Kelvin Roquemore is a Founding Partner of Roquemore Skierski, specializing in business and commercial litigation, with experience in business transactions, M&A, and commercial real estate. With over 25 years of in-house counsel and business litigation experience, he brings a strategic approach to supporting owner-operated small and medium-sized enterprises.
Doug Skierski
Founding Partner
Doug Skierski is a Founding Partner of Roquemore Skierski, and is an A/V-rated attorney with over 20 years of experience in bankruptcy, creditors’ rights, receiverships, and commercial litigation. He holds a J.D. from Southern Methodist University School of Law and has a strong background in complex commercial litigation and arbitration.
Shawn Stevens
Senior Associate
Dennis Shawn Stevens is a member of Roquemore Skierski with over 20 years of experience representing clients in business litigation, commercial disputes, and insurance-related claims. He holds a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center and advises businesses on matters involving breach of contract, construction conflicts, and complex commercial torts.
Mark Ivanyo
Attorney
Mark Ivanyo has experience in complex commercial litigation, including contract disputes, product liability, and premises-related claims. He has experience representing businesses in state and federal courts, as well as in arbitration and administration. Mark holds a J.D. from South Texas College of Law and holds a B.B.A. in Management from Texas State University.
Alyssa Grissom
Paralegal
Alysa S. Grissom is a paralegal at Roquemore Skierski and is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization—an achievement held by fewer than 400 paralegals statewide. She holds an A.A. in Government, an A.A.S. in Paralegal Studies from Austin Community College, and a B.A. in Business, magna cum laude, from Concordia University Texas.
Our Frisco business litigation lawyers represent clients across many industries, including:
Disputes in commercial real estate can derail investments and operations. We represent landlords, tenants, developers, and investors in lease disputes, purchase and sale litigation, property rights issues, and partnership conflicts. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers help protect your interests when deals go sideways or obligations are breached.
Franchise and retail businesses face litigation risks ranging from contract breaches to partner disputes and lease conflicts. We represent franchisors, franchisees, and retail operators in disputes that threaten operations, brand control, or vendor relationships. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers focus on protecting your business when disputes arise.
Food and beverage companies face litigation risks that range from supplier contract breaches and distribution disputes to food-safety claims, labeling challenges, and lease conflicts. We represent restaurants, breweries, distributors, and specialty producers in disputes that threaten day-to-day operations, brand reputation, or crucial supply-chain relationships. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers focus on protecting your business when disputes arise.
HVAC contractors, plumbing companies, electricians, and other home-services providers face litigation risks spanning property-damage claims, service-contract breaches, and supplier disputes. We represent owners, operators, and multi-location maintenance businesses in matters that jeopardize daily schedules, cash flow, and customer trust. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers focus on protecting your business when disputes arise.
Hotels, resorts, and other hospitality businesses face litigation risks spanning guest-injury claims, vendor contract breaches, employment disputes, and franchise or management-agreement conflicts. We represent owners, operators, and management companies in matters that jeopardize daily operations, brand reputation, and guest satisfaction. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers focus on protecting your business when disputes arise.
Manufacturers frequently face breach of contract claims, supplier disputes, warranty issues, and business torts. We represent manufacturing companies in commercial litigation that threatens supply chain stability or customer relationships. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers focus on resolving disputes quickly to limit disruption and preserve long-term business value.
Medical practices face litigation risks ranging from partnership and shareholder disputes to payer reimbursement challenges, employment claims, and regulatory investigations. We represent physicians, group practices, and ambulatory clinics in disputes that threaten clinical operations, revenue streams, or professional reputations. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers focus on protecting your practice when disputes arise.
Professional service firms often encounter partnership disputes, fee disputes, and breach of contract claims. We represent consultants, medical practices, law firms, and agencies in conflicts that put reputation, revenue, or firm control at stake. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers bring targeted litigation strategies to complex service-related disputes.
Technology businesses often face litigation over IP ownership, breach of contract, vendor disputes, and equity conflicts. We represent founders, developers, and tech firms in disputes that threaten core assets or growth. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers provide litigation support that protects your interests and defends your innovation.
Transportation and logistics companies deal with breach of contract claims, freight disputes, and regulatory issues that can disrupt business. We represent carriers, brokers, and shippers in litigation involving service failures, damaged goods, and payment disputes. Our Frisco business litigation lawyers help resolve these conflicts efficiently and protect operational continuity.
Where Your Case Will Be Heard
Frisco-based companies file most commercial disputes in the Collin County district courts at the Russell A. Steindam Courts Building, 2100 Bloomdale Road, McKinney TX 75071. Judges in the 219th, 296th, 366th, 380th, 401st, 417th, 429th and 468th District Courts sit on a civil docket that covers breach-of-contract suits, fiduciary-duty claims, partnership break-ups and shareholder actions.
For matters that involve at least five million dollars in controversy or raise securities, derivative or internal-governance issues, counsel may proceed in the Texas Business Court’s First Division in Dallas. The division’s judges, Andrea Bouressa and William Whitehill, apply streamlined discovery schedules and statewide subpoena power, and the court’s territorial reach includes Collin County.
For matters that involve at least five million dollars in controversy or raise securities, derivative or internal-governance issues, counsel may proceed in the Texas Business Court’s First Division in Dallas. The division’s judges, Andrea Bouressa and William Whitehill, apply streamlined discovery schedules and statewide subpoena power, and the court’s territorial reach includes Collin County.
Common Business Disputes in Frisco
Frisco’s population reached about 239,800 in 2025, an 18 percent jump since 2020 that makes it one of the fastest-growing large cities in the United States. Headquarters and regional offices for PGA of America, TIAA, T-Mobile, Thomson Reuters, Amazon and dozens of high-growth tech and healthcare firms drive a steady flow of high-value vendor contracts, construction projects and licensing deals.
That commercial mix fuels disputes over long-term supply agreements, real-estate covenants, trademark rights tied to sports marketing, minority-shareholder oppression in closely held startups and non-compete enforcement for specialized talent.
Business Litigation Statutes for Frisco
- Section 152.054 prohibits false or misleading statements that suggest someone is a partner when that is not true. Violations expose the speaker to liability if a third party relies on the misrepresentation.
- Section 152.307 gives creditors who relied on that false representation every common-law remedy available for fraud, agency, or unjust-enrichment claims.
- Chapter 153 clarifies that limited partners owe no general-partner duties, spells out dual-status rules for anyone who is both a general and a limited partner, and lists actions—such as acting as an officer or approving budgets—that do not strip limited-liability protection under Section 153.103.
- Section 21.218 lets shareholders who have held stock for six months, or who own at least five percent of the shares, inspect and copy corporate books and records after making a written demand that states a proper purpose.
- Section 21.401 places day-to-day control of a Texas corporation in its board of directors, which must balance short- and long-term interests when exercising the company’s powers.
Recent Frisco Business Litigation Case Law
- Frisco Medical Center, L.L.P. v. Chestnut, No. 05-22-00058-CV (Tex. App.—Dallas 2022): the court reversed in part a class-certification order in a DTPA case over undisclosed emergency-room fees, stressing strict Rule 42 compliance and an adequate trial plan before certifying consumer classes. Takeaway: hospitals and other service providers operating in Frisco must disclose material fees clearly or risk class-action exposure.
- Skeels v. Suder, 670 S.W.3d 664 (Tex. 2023): The Texas Supreme Court reversed the Fort Worth Court of Appeals and confirmed that a professional corporation may redeem a shareholder’s stock under Chapter 303 when the bylaws spell out the price and terms, with the business-judgment rule protecting directors who follow that roadmap.
Your Partner in Legal Success
Dedicated to Your Business Growth
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.
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.
proudly serving Frisco and the surrounding area
While our business litigation attorneys are based in downtown Dallas, we proudly serve business owners across in Frisco and beyond, including Celina, Little Elm, Prosper, and The Colony. Whether your company is facing a contract dispute, partnership conflict, or other commercial challenge, we deliver strategic counsel and strong representation across North Texas.