PRACTICE AREAS

At The Moore Legal Group, we specialize in bringing the law to your corner. We are dedicated to understanding what results you want and to helping you understand what actions we can take on your behalf. We will work with you every step of the way to make sure that you understand the choices you are making and feel empowered to make them.

1st Party Property Insurance Litigation

The property interests of a business or individual are among their most valuable, and yet, those interests are constantly at risk from various hazards, including weather, accidents, and mischief. When such a loss occurs, policyholders turn quickly to their first-party property policy to respond. Our lawyers are called upon by our insurer clients to assume various roles in such first-party claims – from spearheading a claim investigation to pursing the insured’s coverage position in litigation and on appeal – and everything in between. At each step, our lawyers carefully examine the facts of the loss, the language of the policy, and the applicable law to work through the contested issues of coverage and the scope and value of the loss. 

Eminent Domain

Attorney Moore has experience as a Special Commission appointed in Eminent Domain cases. “Eminent domain” is the inherent right of the government (or companies with permission from the government) to use or take private property for public use. Compensation must also be given for the land that is to be taken.  

Texans are protected by certain landowner rights when it comes to eminent domain and condemnation. When the government or a company attempts to take or use any part of your land, the knowledge and guidance of a Texas eminent domain lawyer can help.

When the government exercises its rights to eminent domain, the private property in question is usually appraised by the condemning authority and an offer will then be made to the property owner based on that appraisal. If it can be proven that the land is not being condemned for public use or for a public necessity, then the property cannot be taken under law.  Landowners can fight for more compensation than what they are offered by the condemning authority. It is important to have the guidance of an eminent domain attorney in these situations. The laws are complicated and an experienced eminent domain attorney will know how to proceed with the case. With the help of an eminent domain attorney who has tried condemnation cases, you can fight for fair compensation if you cannot prevent your property from being condemned.

Landlord Tenant Disputes

Residential leases and commercial leases are complex and may be difficult to understand. However, when leasing any space in Texas, some type of lease is required. The Moore Legal Group helps clients understand the nuances of landlord-tenant law, using an in-depth knowledge to protect clients’ interests.

Understanding When You May Need a Landlord-Tenant Lawyer

There are several scenarios in which you could benefit from hiring a knowledgeable landlord-tenant attorney. If you own residential or commercial property you intend to rent, or if you want to enter a lease for space as a tenant, working with an attorney can be in your best interest.

Similarly, if you have a lease in place but want to understand your options for breaking or terminating that lease — or want to explore modifying a lease due to changed circumstances — a real estate attorney can help with the process.

Texas leases can be oral or written, with the exception of leases that are for a period longer than one year. They must be in writing or the terms of the lease are not enforceable. In any instance, written leases are preferred. In the event a legal issue arises, it may be problematic going into a courtroom relying only on the spoken word.

A written leaseholds more value as the terms can clearly be seen, which binds the landlord and the tenant to the terms agreed upon in the lease. Prospective tenants and landlords may want to consider consulting with an accomplished attorney to ensure the lease is fair and follows Texas law. The Moore Legal Group has the background and expertise needed to assist with your landlord tenant needs.


Business / Commercial Litigation

Our Business Litigation practice is focused on minimizing our clients’ exposure, curtailing delays, and eliminating unnecessary expenses. We explore all avenues of conflict resolution to deliver practical solutions that help our clients make the most of their business ventures.

While we are aggressive advocates, we do not escalate matters when it is counterproductive. Not all disputes need to be resolved with a lawsuit. But should your case need to go to trial, we are prepared.

Whether you need a breach of contract attorney to negotiate a settlement or a trial lawyer to help you fight a fraud allegation, we are committed to protecting your business, safeguarding your investments, and preserving your professional relationships.

  • Breach of contract

  • Breach of fiduciary duties

  • Business disparagement

  • Conversion (wrongful taking of corporate property)

  • Commercial disputes

  • Dispute resolution

  • Fraud

  • Misrepresentation

Divorce / Marital Property

Divorce can be complicated, particularly when there are significant assets involved. You do not want to risk losing assets or rights to which you are entitled. Hiring an attorney for your divorce means knowing the law, being protected, and being informed throughout the process.

Here at The Moore Legal Group, we have extensive experience in high-asset divorces and divorces involving businesses. Our depth of experience provides a critical advantage in matters including complex property division, retirement accounts, and arrangements for children.

We can help you protect and account for both obvious and not-so-obvious assets such as:

  • Your house and any other properties you own

  • Your car, motorcycle, truck, or other vehicles

  • Retirement accounts and investments

  • The family business

  • The mortgage, credit card debt, medical debt, student loans, business loans, and other debts

  • Special items such as pets, furniture, heirlooms, jewelry, artwork, and more

We remain attentive to all aspects of your case. Sometimes, a spouse might hide or destroy assets. Our team is thorough, and we will work hard to locate hidden property or hold the other party accountable for any damage to marital property.

Your divorce case does not have to become a full-blown courtroom conflict, although we will represent you if it does. Whether you want to negotiate your divorce or enter a divorce trial, you can expect us to uphold professionalism and integrity while prioritizing your interests.

We can seek neutral valuations of items that might fluctuate in value, such as your home, vehicles, collectibles, and other special property. Knowing the actual value of each item is important; it ensures that you and your spouse will each get the proper amount of marital assets. Through careful examination, we will help you avoid potential surprises throughout your case.

Our firm strives to make sure you get the best and most efficient service possible without sacrificing the quality of representation. We know how to use our skills in negotiation and mediation to protect your assets and your family’s future. If negotiation and mediation are not providing you with what you need, then we are prepared to take your case to court.