attorney Stephen Barron prevailed at the Seventh Court of Appeals in the case of Mitschke v. Borromeo on the merits earlier this summer. Mitschke v. Borromeo, 2023 WL 4542307 (Tex. App. Amarillo July 12, 2023, no pet. h.) The facts of the...
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How to deal with a mechanic’s lien
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | May 4, 2023 | Blog, Construction Disputes
A mechanic's lien is a tactic contractors in Texas can employ on selected occasions. This is one of the tools that they can use to ensure timely payment. The idea is to give them a security interest in the property they have been hired to work on. If the owner fails...
What to do in the event of an anticipatory breach
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Apr 4, 2023 | Blog, Business Litigation
Anticipatory breach, also known as anticipatory repudiation, occurs when one party to a contract indicates that they will not fulfill their obligations before the performance is due. In other words, it is a situation where one party communicates their intention to...
When can you sue an executor for breach of duty?
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Mar 5, 2023 | Blog, Probate Litigation
In Texas, the executor of a will handles affairs relating to the estate of a deceased person and has a fiduciary duty to the beneficiaries and the estate. The role includes paying debts, distributing the estate's assets to beneficiaries and handling related legal...
Mediation vs. arbitration for construction defects
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Apr 14, 2022 | Blog, Construction Disputes
A construction dispute in Texas is a serious issue that can affect the quality of your ongoing project. There are a number of methods that you may be able to employ in order to resolve the dispute, and you may not have to go to court. Mediation can help you find a...
Catherine E. Marsolan Wins Defense Verdict in Hays County Jury Trial
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Jan 27, 2022 | Blog
Wright & Greenhill shareholder, Catherine E. Marsolan, recently secured a defense verdict for her client who was deemed to bear a significantly low degree of liability from an accident in which the client struck another vehicle while merging into a turn lane. The...
Who can challenge a will?
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Jan 10, 2022 | Blog
Probate litigation in Texas can step from disputes made against someone's will. The personal and public wishes of an estate are expressed in a will. Once someone dies, a public hearing at a local court is motioned to account for a will. During this probate, a will can...
Reimbursement for construction damages
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Dec 9, 2021 | Blog, Construction Law
Understanding who's liable when a contract is breached is necessary within construction disputes. Whether caused by the owner or the contractor, the damages and delays that occur within an active project need contractual clauses. With no emergency funds or binding...
Removing an executor by a beneficiary in Texas
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Oct 21, 2021 | Blog
An executor in Texas is someone trusted to carry out a decedent's wishes after their passing. Sometimes an executor can neglect their responsibilities or get caught up in their own interests, making life very difficult for the beneficiaries. If this happens to you,...
Congratulations to Our 2021 Super Lawyers
On Behalf of Wright & Greenhill PC | Oct 20, 2021 | Blog
is proud to announce that eight of our attorneys were named to the 2021 Texas Super Lawyers list. Congratulations to David Boyce, Heidi Coughlin, Craig Courville, David Deaderick, Craig Nevelow, Archie Carl Pierce, Ross Pringle, and...
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