Who We Are
Our relationship with each new client begins in an old school way – by listening. From the first contact with our new client we listen -- carefully, closely, fully. We take the time required to understand the company at issue and the industry in which it operates. Most of our cases involve complex business and financial issues, and our experience, ingenuity and close attention to detail play a large role in the ultimate outcome. We are equally comfortable negotiating for our clients in the board room and advocating on their behalf in the courtroom.
The attorneys at Diamond McCarthy represent clients in matters that include:
We represent our clients in a manner that is aggressive, focused and results-oriented, and which also meets the highest ethical standards of our profession. Our objective for our clients in all matters is to resolve their disputes and conflicts in a manner that optimizes the value of their business interest.
Diamond McCarthy is based in Texas with offices in New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Our attorneys represent clients in federal and state courts and also in arbitration venues throughout the country. Please contact our attorneys at (214) 389-5300 to schedule a consultation.
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Business Divorce Blog: Recent Blog Entries
Tip 2: Hiring an Attorney for You – Not the Group
This is part 2 in our series of tips for new investments. In part one; we discussed the disadvantages of using standard form documents to govern the new investment or business. Now in tip #2, we are going to talk about the role of attorneys in the process.
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January 22,2018
Tips for New Business Ventures (Part One)
t’s a new year and perhaps a new time for creating a new business venture or investing in a private business opportunity. It’s a complicated decision. If you are putting money into an opportunity you have to analyze and understand the business plan, the management of the company, the marketplace, and your fellow owners. If you plan to put sweat into the business by working as an officer or employee you have to do all those things plus accept the pressure of generating enough money to pay your salary and those of any other employees. Unless you have a lot of experience or invest professionally, what you are not likely to do is spend a lot of time on the documents that form the company and govern its operations.
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December 12, 2017
Can't get information from the LLC or LP you invested in? Texas Legislature gives you the right to attorney's fees.
If you invest in ownership in a Texas corporation, limited liability company ("LLC") or Texas limited partnership ("LP"), and get shut out or suspect some act of mismanagement, the right under the Texas Business Organizations Code to ask for documents is an essential protection.
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