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SettlePou case is featured in several publications
J Allen Smith of SettlePou continues to be featured in several publications regarding a lawsuit filed on behalf of property owners against the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) concerning property rights affected by TXDOT’s construction project located at the intersection … Continue reading
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SettlePou is featured on CBS news
J Allen Smith of SettlePou is featured regarding a lawsuit filed on behalf of property owners against the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) concerning property rights affected by TXDOT’s construction project located at the intersection of Interstates 35 and 635 … Continue reading
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Dispute Resolution Terms in Contracts: A Trial Lawyer’s Perspective
When parties negotiate and draft a contract, litigation is usually the furthest thing on their minds. The substantive terms of the transaction, specifically those related to pricing and performance, warrant most of the attention because the underlying deal is the … Continue reading