Representing Dallas Businesses In Legal Disputes
When you run a business, legal disputes can be disruptive and costly. Whether a vendor fails to deliver, a contract falls apart, or a former employee challenges their non-compete, these conflicts can quickly impact your bottom line.
At the Law Office of Carey Thonpson, PC, we represent businesses across the Dallas–Fort Worth area in resolving business-to-business disputes. When you work with us, we will work strategically to protect your rights and interests in and out of the courtroom. Contact us today for a confidential consultation.
Common Types of Business-to-Business Disputes
We work with companies dealing with a wide range of commercial disputes, including:
Breach of Contract
When one party fails to meet its contractual obligations—by delivering poor-quality work, missing deadlines, or refusing to pay—your business can suffer real harm. We help enforce contracts and seek compensation for losses.
Fraud or Misrepresentation
False statements, hidden information, or broken promises can erode trust and lead to substantial financial losses. We hold bad actors accountable when fraud affects your business.
Unfair Business Practices
This can include deceptive advertising, unauthorized use of trade secrets, or violating the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. These cases often require fast action to protect your business interests.
Partnership or Shareholder Disputes
Internal disagreements can stall growth and disrupt daily operations. We handle disputes involving decision-making authority, profit-sharing, and fiduciary duty.
Employment Contract and Non-Compete Issues
When former employees violate non-compete agreements or misuse confidential business information, we step in to protect your rights and enforce contract terms.
Because every case is different, we tailor our approach to the facts, your goals, and your business’s unique needs.
What To Do If Your Business Is Facing Litigation
A business dispute doesn’t have to derail your operations. If you’re facing the possibility of a lawsuit—or believe one is coming—there are a few key steps you can take to protect your business early on:
- Gather relevant documents and communication. Save copies of contracts, emails, invoices, and any written correspondence. The more organized your records are, the easier it will be to evaluate the situation.
- Avoid direct communication with the other party. Let your attorney handle discussions. Saying the wrong thing—even unintentionally—can make matters worse.
- Limit who you tell. Inform only those within your company who need to know, like business partners or department leads. Keeping the issue confidential helps reduce workplace disruptions.
- Assess your risks. Think about how the dispute could impact your revenue, reputation, and operations. This helps guide your legal strategy.
- Contact a business litigation attorney early. The sooner we can evaluate the claim, the more options you may have for a favorable resolution.
Not every business dispute ends up in court. In many cases, we can resolve matters through negotiation or mediation, saving time and money while still protecting your position.
How Our Firm Can Help
At The Law Office of Carey Thompson, we focus on building lasting relationships with the business clients we serve throughout Fort Worth, Dallas, and the surrounding areas. We work to resolve conflicts efficiently, whether that means early negotiation or preparing for trial, while keeping your long-term success in mind.
Litigation is more than legal arguments; it’s about protecting your business, your reputation, and your ability to move forward. With experience in the local business environment and a focus on personalized service, we’re here to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Talk to a Civil Litigation Attorney Today
If your business is involved in a dispute or you’re concerned about one on the horizon, it’s vital to act early. Our attorneys provide straightforward legal advice and effective representation for businesses across North Texas.
When you meet with us, we will take the time to understand your priorities, explain your legal options, and fight to protect what you’ve built. Call us today to schedule a consultation. We proudly serve Fort Worth, Dallas, Keller, Azle, Saginaw, and businesses throughout Tarrant County.