Teri Walter is board certified in civil trial law and the firm represents clients in the following areas: contracts, leases, real estate and construction, disputes between business owners, negligence, collections, landlord and tenant disputes, deceptive trade practices fraud, conversion and other civil law claims.
Walter Law Firm, P.C. represents clients in all aspects of business litigation, and in all types of business disputes. We are dedicated to getting the best possible results and making certain that every minute devoted to your case brings you closer to justice. Please take a moment to explore the information on our website. We look forward to working with you.
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Basic Bankruptcy for Creditors
It happens sometimes - one of our customers files bankruptcy. What does this mean to you as a creditor? Your first notice that this has happened is probably either going to be a verbal notice
A Layman’s Guide to Summary Judgments
Getting Out Before Trial One of the questions I am often asked is whether there is any way to avoid trial, in a case that cannot be settled, or which for some reason you don’t
The Texas Usury Trap
It seems like every month I see invoices that say “1.5% interest per month on unpaid balance”;“Interest will be charged at 18% on accounts over 30 days,” “Accounts not paid in 30 days are subject
Litigation Basics for Clients (Part 1 of 3)
PART 1: Greetings - You Have Been Sued You’ve been operating a business successfully for years, and one day a constable knocks at your door,and serves you with a lawsuit. He hands you a stack
Litigation Basics for Clients (Part 2 of 3)
PART 2: What Happened? Discovery & Mediation In most cases, after an answer is filed, both sides need to do “discovery” before the case is ready for trial. Discovery is just like it sounds -
Litigation Basics for Clients (Part 3 of 3)
PART 3: Trial - Your Day in Court Most cases in Harris County are tried within 6 to 18 months of the time they were filed. While this sounds like a long time, it