Litigation

The North Texas and Central Texas litigation attorneys at Gibson Davenport Anderson have the depth of experience, the support of a network of professionals, and the skill at trial necessary to resolve disputes effectively and efficiently on behalf of clients.

In addition to representation at trial, our appellate attorneys are prepared to represent businesses and individuals in all state and federal appellate courts, including cases involving complex matters. Please feel free to contact our Austin or Wichita Falls lawyers with any questions regarding our trial and civil litigation services.

Our Texas litigation attorneys work closely with our transactional law practice groups, always seeking to help our clients resolve disputes definitively and economically. We provide trial and appellate representation in a wide variety of matters, including those involving:

Business and Commercial Litigation: Our Texas business dispute lawyers are prepared to represent businesses in all disputes, always seeking to further our clients’ long-term goals in the least disruptive and most economical manner possible.
Trust and Estate Litigation: The firm represents personal representatives, trustees, and beneficiaries in all aspects of trust and probate litigation.
Real Estate and Construction Litigation: Attorneys at GDA are prepared to provide forceful and effective support to clients involved in all real estate transactions, construction and land development projects, and title litigation.
Creditors’ Rights Litigation: Our lawyers represent creditors in recovering debts through creditors’ bankruptcy and collection actions.
Banking Litigation: We represent lenders, depositors, and borrowers in complex state and federal banking litigation.
Oil and Gas Litigation: Operators, mineral owners, working interests, and royalty owners rely on our active and assertive representation in dispute resolution and administrative agency hearings.

Our transactional and litigation attorneys serve banking and financial institutions, businesses, and individuals in communities including Austin, Wichita Falls, Fort Worth, and throughout Clay County, Archer County, Montague County, Denton County, Wise County, Baylor County, Young County, Travis County, Williamson County and Wilbarger County.