Kurt Elieson
Rating:
5 / 4.7
I grew up around small businesses. One of my grandfathers was an insurance agent in Denton. My other set of grandparents owned a bookstore in Irving. My father ran a financial services company in north Dallas with about ten employees, and during high school I often worked in his office after classes. I spent my summers working on commercial construction sites and watching how each contractor depended on the others to perform their obligations.At Stanford I majored in economics, in part because of its importance to business. But for me the real draw was the way in which economics approaches decision making: How do you balance expected costs and benefits to get the best possible outcome when the future is not entirely clear? This is the same way that I approach life, including litigation.For over three decades, since completing law school at UT Austin, I have assisted business clients in a wide variety of situations including breach of contract; misrepresentation and fraud; transactions and investments; disputes with vendors, customers, and construction contractors; tenant evictions; repossessions, foreclosures, and collections; trade secrets; covenants not to compete; misappropriation of business opportunities; embezzlement by managers; disputes over business ownership and control; enforcement actions by government regulators; negotiating and drafting contracts for real estate sales, businesses acquisitions, and large financial transactions; and setting up new companies. A large portion of my practice follows these issues into bankruptcy court.Early in my career as an attorney I also spent two years working at a medical technology company with about 100 employees. There I drafted contracts, participated in employee terminations, and worked out the legal arguments that resulted in a $100 million antitrust settlement against a Fortune 500 competitor. Most importantly, during those two years I walked in the shoes of my clients as a customer of legal services purchased from outside law firms. I understand the concerns that my clients have when they entrust me with their legal work.
Area of Practice: Business Organizations, Civil , Construction , Employment & Labor , Premises Liability, Lawsuits & Disputes, Lawsuits & Disputes
Zip code: 75006, Carrollton, Texas
Kurt Elieson
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Kurt S. Elieson, Attorney at Law.
2340 E. Trinity Mills Road, Suite 300.
Gabrielle Kickham
Rating:
3.6 / 3.6
Area of Practice: Business , Civil , Corporate , Insurance , Non-Profit Corporations, Personal Injury, Business, Business
Zip code: 75006, Carrollton, Texas
Contact: Not Available
Global Wind Service US, Inc..
1408 W Main St Ste 301.
Jennifer Ahn
Rating:
5 / 4.85
Immigration Lawyer, dedicated to the practice of Immigration and Naturalization Law, with over 20 years of legal experience in the areas of immigration, business and family matters. Previously, I worked as an English language instructor at Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea. I have worked at various international law firms, import-export companies, and have extensive commercial real estate experience. My diverse background adds depth and understanding to my practice of immigration law.
Area of Practice: Family , Immigration & Naturalization , Real Estate , Immigration, Immigration
Zip code: 75006, Carrollton, Texas
Jennifer Ahn
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IMIN Law PLLC.
1505 Luna Rd, Suite 260.
Valerie L. Dickey
Area of Practice: Taxation - State & Federal
Zip code: 75006, Carrollton, Texas
Contact: (972) 242-7172
Valerie L. Dickey.
2212 Jamestown Ln 638.
Christina L. McCracken
Rating:
3.4
Area of Practice: Insurance
Zip code: 75006, Carrollton, Texas
Contact: (972) 416-5000(800)
McCracken, Taylor & Nelson, P.C..
1120 Metrocrest Drive 201.
