A Great Team and Winning Mindset
Rothfelder & Falick’s lawyers are experienced in civil litigation and business transactions. In addition, the Firm has developed expertise in specific areas of litigation, including business litigation and governmental regulation. We frequently represent clients in mergers and acquisitions involving out of home and related assets located across the country.
A Great Team and Winning Mindset
Rothfelder & Falick’s lawyers are experienced in civil litigation and business transactions. In addition, the Firm has developed expertise in specific areas of litigation, including business litigation and governmental regulation. We frequently represent clients in mergers and acquisitions involving out of home and related assets located across the country.
Our Attorneys
Our Focus is Our Clients
The Firm’s business litigation expertise includes contract and UCC disputes, arbitration and mediation, labor law, business torts, tax, proprietary information, securities, oil and gas, banking, collections, and real estate.
Our governmental regulation practice includes eminent domain and inverse condemnation, permits and licenses, land use, zoning, deed restrictions, variances, special exceptions, and constitutional disputes.
The Firm’s business litigation expertise includes contract and UCC disputes, arbitration and mediation, labor law, business torts, tax, proprietary information, securities, oil and gas, banking, collections, and real estate.
Our governmental regulation practice includes eminent domain and inverse condemnation, permits and licenses, land use, zoning, deed restrictions, variances, special exceptions, and constitutional disputes.
Areas of Practice
Business Litigation
Business litigation refers to legal disputes between companies or individuals involving contracts, transactions, or other commercial matters in court.
Civil
Litigation
Civil litigation involves legal disputes between individuals or entities over rights, obligations, or liabilities, typically resolved through court proceedings.
Government Regulation
Government regulation refers to rules and laws established by authorities to control business practices, protect public interest, and ensure fairness.
Arbitration and Mediation
Arbitration and mediation are alternative dispute resolution methods where neutral third parties help parties resolve conflicts outside court proceedings.
Banking
Banking refers to establishing legal parameters, regulations, and rights governing financial institutions, transactions, and consumer protections.
Business Torts
Business torts are wrongful acts harming businesses, including fraud, defamation, interference, and unfair competition, leading to financial loss or reputational damage.
Collections
Collections in law refer to pursuing overdue debts through legal means, including lawsuits, liens, garnishments, and creditor actions to recover owed funds.
Constitutional Disputes
Constitutional disputes involve legal conflicts over constitutional interpretation, rights, powers, or government actions, often resolved by courts through judicial review.
Contract Disputes
Contract disputes arise from disagreements over terms, enforcement, breach, or interpretation of agreements, often resolved through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation.
Deed Restrictions
Deed restrictions are legal limits on property use, set by developers or homeowners' associations, enforcing rules on structures, usage, or modifications.
Eminent Domain
Eminent domain is the government's power to take private property for public use, with fair compensation, under the Fifth Amendment.
Inverse Condemnation
Inverse condemnation occurs when the government takes or damages private property without compensation, forcing owners to sue for just compensation.
Labor Law
Labor law governs employer-employee relationships, covering wages, workplace safety, collective bargaining, discrimination, and workers’ rights under federal and state regulations.
Land Use
Land use law regulates property development, zoning, environmental impact, and public planning to balance private rights with community and governmental interests.
Oil and Gas
Oil and gas law governs exploration, extraction, ownership, and distribution of petroleum resources, addressing environmental, regulatory, and contractual issues.
Permits and Licenses
Permits and licenses are legal authorizations granted by authorities, allowing individuals or entities to engage in regulated activities or businesses.
Proprietary Information
Proprietary information refers to confidential business data, such as trade secrets or intellectual property, protected by law from unauthorized use.
Real Estate
Real estate law governs property ownership, transfer, leasing, zoning, and development, addressing rights, responsibilities, and disputes between parties involved.
Securities
Securities law regulates the issuance, trading, and regulation of financial instruments like stocks, bonds, and options to ensure market fairness.
Special Exceptions
Special exemptions in law provide exceptions to standard rules or regulations, granting specific privileges or relief to certain individuals or entities.
Tax
Tax law governs the assessment, collection, and enforcement of taxes by governments, regulating income, property, sales, and other taxes.
UCC Disputes
UCC disputes involve conflicts over transactions governed by the Uniform Commercial Code, such as contracts, sales, and secured transactions.
Variances
Variances in law refer to exceptions granted from zoning regulations, allowing property use or development that deviates from established requirements.
Zoning
Zoning law regulates land use, designating areas for residential, commercial, industrial, or recreational purposes, ensuring organized community development and safety.
Business Litigation
Business litigation refers to legal disputes between companies or individuals involving contracts, transactions, or other commercial matters in court.
Civil
Litigation
Civil litigation involves legal disputes between individuals or entities over rights, obligations, or liabilities, typically resolved through court proceedings.
Government Regulation
Government regulation refers to rules and laws established by authorities to control business practices, protect public interest, and ensure fairness.
Arbitration and Mediation
Arbitration and mediation are alternative dispute resolution methods where neutral third parties help parties resolve conflicts outside court proceedings.
Banking
Banking refers to establishing legal parameters, regulations, and rights governing financial institutions, transactions, and consumer protections.
Business Torts
Business torts are wrongful acts harming businesses, including fraud, defamation, interference, and unfair competition, leading to financial loss or reputational damage.
Collections
Collections in law refer to pursuing overdue debts through legal means, including lawsuits, liens, garnishments, and creditor actions to recover owed funds.
Constitutional Disputes
Constitutional disputes involve legal conflicts over constitutional interpretation, rights, powers, or government actions, often resolved by courts through judicial review.
Contract Disputes
Contract disputes arise from disagreements over terms, enforcement, breach, or interpretation of agreements, often resolved through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation.
Deed Restrictions
Deed restrictions are legal limits on property use, set by developers or homeowners' associations, enforcing rules on structures, usage, or modifications.
Eminent Domain
Eminent domain is the government's power to take private property for public use, with fair compensation, under the Fifth Amendment.
Inverse Condemnation
Inverse condemnation occurs when the government takes or damages private property without compensation, forcing owners to sue for just compensation.
Labor Law
Labor law governs employer-employee relationships, covering wages, workplace safety, collective bargaining, discrimination, and workers’ rights under federal and state regulations.
Land Use
Land use law regulates property development, zoning, environmental impact, and public planning to balance private rights with community and governmental interests.
Oil and Gas
Oil and gas law governs exploration, extraction, ownership, and distribution of petroleum resources, addressing environmental, regulatory, and contractual issues.
Permits and Licenses
Permits and licenses are legal authorizations granted by authorities, allowing individuals or entities to engage in regulated activities or businesses.
Proprietary Information
Proprietary information refers to confidential business data, such as trade secrets or intellectual property, protected by law from unauthorized use.
Real Estate
Real estate law governs property ownership, transfer, leasing, zoning, and development, addressing rights, responsibilities, and disputes between parties involved.
Securities
Securities law regulates the issuance, trading, and regulation of financial instruments like stocks, bonds, and options to ensure market fairness.
Special Exceptions
Special exemptions in law provide exceptions to standard rules or regulations, granting specific privileges or relief to certain individuals or entities.
Tax
Tax law governs the assessment, collection, and enforcement of taxes by governments, regulating income, property, sales, and other taxes.
UCC Disputes
UCC disputes involve conflicts over transactions governed by the Uniform Commercial Code, such as contracts, sales, and secured transactions.
Variances
Variances in law refer to exceptions granted from zoning regulations, allowing property use or development that deviates from established requirements.
Zoning
Zoning law regulates land use, designating areas for residential, commercial, industrial, or recreational purposes, ensuring organized community development and safety.
Articles & Cases
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Office Address: 1517 Heights Blvd. Houston, Texas
Phone Number: (713) 220-2288
Office Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM CST
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Have questions or need legal guidance? We’re here to help. Whether you’re facing a legal challenge or simply seeking advice, our experienced team is ready to provide the support you need. Reach out below to schedule a consultation or ask us a question.
Office Address
1517 Heights Blvd. Houston, Texas
Phone Number
(713) 220-2288
Office Hours
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM CST