Overview:
The Tadlock Law Firm handles commercial civil litigation, in the Dallas area and East Texas. The firm has a unique set of experiences and expertise in the following areas, in which it focuses its practice:
Patent Litigation
Business disputes, including pre-litigation advice and strategy
General commercial litigation and arbitration
Bankruptcy litigation
Damages issues and other matters involving economics and finance
Local counsel engagements in the Eastern and Northern Districts of Texas
Representing Canadian clients in U.S. business disputes
Intellectual property management, including patents, copyrights and trade secrets
The Tadlock Law Firm is headed by Craig Tadlock, who has spent more than 15 years litigating, trying and managing virtually all facets of business disputes and commercial litigation – as a big firm lawyer, as an in-house lawyer for a major international company, and as a small firm lawyer. His experience in these wide-ranging and varied roles has provided the Tadlock Law Firm with a strong and aggressive approach to handling litigation and business disputes:
Litigate with a purpose and well-thought-out strategy.
Execute on that strategy – Do so with single-minded focus, unrivaled preparation, and unrelenting effort.
Be nimble, flexible, and resourceful – David defeated Goliath because he did not lock swords in the traditional, conventional way but rather changed the contest to his advantage. And the difference between winning and losing at trial often comes down to which side reacts more flexibly and better to the surprises that trial invariably holds.
Teamwork is crucial – Lawyer and client must always work closely together so that goals are aligned and all helpful information is communicated. Also, as a small firm, we are particularly value and cultivate productive relationships with co-counsel in support of our common clients and goals.
The Firm focuses on patent and general commercial litigation, and it is available for work on either the plaintiff or defense sides in local counsel arrangements in the Eastern and Northern Districts of Texas.