Facts: GI hired the firm after receiving a complaint from TDI referred by her former employer. The former employer conducted an investigation into GI’s and her supervisor’s activities while working as sale agents and processing incoming customer applications. It was discovered that GI was including a discount on several customer applications that reduced their quotes. Thereby signing …
Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board v. JT
Facts: Our client, JT, hired us to defend him against a complaint filed with the Board by a quasi-governmental entity alleging he had violated minimum professional standards for real estate appraisers. He faced damage to his professional reputation, his ability to obtain work from appraisal management companies, lenders and other clients, potential disciplinary action from the …
C.S. & M.H. v. W.G.
Our Client, a funeral service director, was alleged to have breached the standard of care. Following dismissal of the complaint by the Funeral Service Commission, the complainants have pursued a civil claim against our Client. In the latest of a series of victories, the Firm has filed a MOTION TO EXCLUDE EXPERT against the Plaintiffs. …
E.R.G. v. R.V.
Following an aggressive deposition campaign conducted by the Firm, the parties have begun initial discussions that may lead to settlement of the case. The Firm intends to take the lead in brokering this arrangement. If successful, this proposed settlement could save our client substantial resources at an early juncture in the case.
Strong Results Which Alleviate Need for Hearings
Our Client, Willie Lee Griffin, Jr. and Griffin Mortuary, is finally vindicated by the Texas Funeral Service Commission and a Lubbock County Civil Court. A lawsuit brought against Willie Lee Griffin, Jr., owner and founder of Griffin Mortuary in Lubbock, was tossed out of civil court on Friday morning with no finding of fault. Our Firm secured …
IMO T.J.
Real Estate Sales Agent License Secured Despite Extensive Criminal History Our Client (“T.J.”) filed an application for a real estate sales agent license with the Texas Real Estate Commission (“TREC”) before retaining the Firm for assistance. T.J.’s criminal history started at age sixteen (16), and entails several charges which TREC alleged to cast doubt on …
Texas Department of Insurance v. QM
Facts: Client received a complaint to TDI regarding fraudulent conduct. TDI alleged that client stole over $10,000 dollars from a former customer of client’s. Client was terminated by her employer for the conduct. Outcome: At trial firm presented witnesses and evidence that demonstrated that client accidently withdraw the money from the customer’s account. The customer was a …
Texas Board of Architectural Examiners v. LS
Facts: Client received a report from the Board after failing to complete her continuing education for the entity of her term as a licensee and for providing false statements on her renewal applications. Outcome: Firm argued that client was unaware of the continuing education requirements as she was never actively practicing in Texas. Client believed that she …
Texas Education Agency v. HC
Facts: Client received a complaint from TEA after he was terminated by his school district for having inappropriate relations and/or communication with a female student. The student reported to the school that client spoke to her on two occasions about liking her more than he should and knowing that it was wrong. Outcome: During an informal conference …
Texas Education Agency v. RR
Facts: Client was arrested for DWI and plead guilty to the modified felony offense of evading arrest. She was placed on probation for 8 years. TEA initiated an investigation and offered client a disciplinary order suspending her license for the period of time she would be on probation. Client rejected the offer, requested a trial and …
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