123 Litigation lawyers are available in Austin, Texas, including Christopher Smith, Christopher Taylor, Clinton Rosenthal, and Craig Duewall. These lawyers are rated between 3.7/5 to 4.1/5 and 53% provide free consultation.
Litigation cases in Austin typically resolve within 6 to 30 months, depending on complexity, court schedules, and settlement likelihood.
Austin Court Backlog
Estimated active litigation case backlog in Austin courts ranges from 200 (low) to 900 (high), reflecting public court reporting and caseload trends.
Litigation Austin Filing Volume
Monthly new litigation filings in Austin are estimated between 80 and 180 cases, based on court and industry data.
Litigation Case Outcomes
Approximately 35% of litigation matters resolve pre-litigation, 45% after filing but before trial, and around 15% reach trial with a favorable outcome.
David Walters practices business litigation at The Walters Firm, PLLC. His practice focuses on corporate and administrative disputes, including shareholder, member, manager, director, and officer litigation under the Texas Business Organizations Code as well as regulatory compliance and licensing. Mr. Walters has handled numerous lawsuits and administrative matters from inception to trial as well as associated appeals.
If you have been hurt in a car or truck wreck, on a job site, or otherwise by someone else’s negligence, we can help. We will investigate the claim, monitor your medical treatment and deal with the insurance company. If the insurance company won’t settle, the Firm will file a lawsuit, conduct discovery and try the case in Court. Don R. Cotton concentrates on these Personal Injury and Wrongful Death cases. Don attended the University of Kansas, where he earned a B.A. degree in History and Psychology. While at K.U., he was named a State of Kansas Scholar, a Freshman Honor Scholar, and was a member of the KU Honors College. He also received several other academic awards and scholarships, and developed his undying devotion to the Kansas Jayhawk basketball team. Don next earned a J.D. degree, with honors, at the University of Texas School of Law. While at U.T., he developed a strong interest in litigation and trial work as a member of the National Mock Trial Team and the winner of a number of mock trial and moot court competitions and awards. Don received numerous honors grades for his course work and served several prestigious internships with some of the leading law firms in Texas. Despite his Jayhawk roots, Don now considers himself a Longhorn as well. Don began his practice in Houston in 1990 as a litigation defense lawyer. While a defense lawyer, he concentrated on medical device litigation and medical malpractice defense with one of the top ten largest law firms in the United States. In 1995, Don left the “dark side” and has spent his time since then representing injured people in lawsuits against insurance companies and corporations. At The Bob Richardson Law Firm, Don has successfully settled and tried cases ranging from minor impact car wrecks to million dollar wrongful death and medical malpractice actions. He recently won an appeal at the Texas Supreme Court that preserved the rights of all Texans against automobile liability insurance companies who try to get out of paying valid claims. Don is married to a School Nurse Manager and is the father of two teenagers.
Dale L. Roberts is a trial lawyer representing individuals, small and medium-sized businesses, and large institutional clients involving products liability, toxic tort, premises liability, commercial litigation and general litigation, at the trial court level and on appeal.
Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime, Civil , Products Liability, Litigation
Clint is a problem solver. Whether it’s taking a case to trial, finding a creative resolution, or working to prevent a problem on the front end of a business deal, Clint works closely with his clients to ensure the best possible outcome while keeping an eye on the bottom line.
Erin graduated from Abilene Christian University, summa cum laude. She then attended Baylor Law School, where she served as an Articles Editor for the Baylor Law Review. During her time in law school, she also had the opportunity to intern for the Honorable Jeffrey C. Manske, Magistrate Judge for the Western District of Texas in Waco. Erin graduated from Baylor Law School, summa cum laude.. After graduation, Erin had the honor to serve as a law clerk for the Honorable Andrew S. Hanen, United States Judge for the Southern District of Texas in Brownsville. Following her clerkship, Erin joined a large international firm, at which she had the opportunity to be involved in a variety of litigation matters, from complex securities litigation to pro bono representation of refugees. The majority of Erin’s experience has been in commercial litigation, representing both plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal court.
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