Practice Areas
Yegparian PLLC represents companies and individuals in significant commercial disputes, acting for both plaintiffs and defendants. The practice covers the following types of matters.
Practice area list
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Contract and warranty disputes
Breach of contract and breach of warranty claims arising from commercial agreements, supply and vendor relationships, purchase and sale transactions, and construction and infrastructure contracts.
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Contract and warranty disputes
Breach of contract and breach of warranty claims arising from commercial agreements, supply and vendor relationships, purchase and sale transactions, and construction and infrastructure contracts.
02
Business torts and fraud
Fraud, fraudulent inducement, business disparagement, and related claims. These are often pleaded alongside contract counts, and whether they survive frequently depends on the agreement’s disclaimer of reliance and merger language — which is why that language is reviewed at the outset.
02
Business torts and fraud
Fraud, fraudulent inducement, business disparagement, and related claims. These are often pleaded alongside contract counts, and whether they survive frequently depends on the agreement’s disclaimer of reliance and merger language — which is why that language is reviewed at the outset.
03
Technology and software disputes
Failed software and ERP implementations, disputes arising from enterprise artificial intelligence deployments, patent and trademark infringement, and commercial conflicts between technology companies and their customers.
Related reading: ERP Implementation Contracts03
Technology and software disputes
Failed software and ERP implementations, disputes arising from enterprise artificial intelligence deployments, patent and trademark infringement, and commercial conflicts between technology companies and their customers.
Related reading: ERP Implementation Contracts04
Trade secret disputes
Misappropriation claims under the Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act and the Defend Trade Secrets Act, including departing-employee and competitor matters and claims brought alongside restrictive covenant allegations.
Related reading: Auditing Trade Secret Policies and PracticesRelated reading: AI and the Reconfiguration of Trade Secret Litigation04
Trade secret disputes
Misappropriation claims under the Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act and the Defend Trade Secrets Act, including departing-employee and competitor matters and claims brought alongside restrictive covenant allegations.
Related reading: Auditing Trade Secret Policies and PracticesRelated reading: AI and the Reconfiguration of Trade Secret Litigation05
Partnership, founder, and ownership disputes
Partnership breakups, founder disputes, disagreements over valuation and buyout terms, and contests over control of closely held businesses.
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Partnership, founder, and ownership disputes
Partnership breakups, founder disputes, disagreements over valuation and buyout terms, and contests over control of closely held businesses.
06
Construction and infrastructure disputes
Disputes arising from large-scale construction projects: liquidated damages and delay claims, defective performance at industrial facilities, payment and bond disputes, and conflicts among owners, contractors, and developers on major commercial and residential developments.
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Construction and infrastructure disputes
Disputes arising from large-scale construction projects: liquidated damages and delay claims, defective performance at industrial facilities, payment and bond disputes, and conflicts among owners, contractors, and developers on major commercial and residential developments.
07
Plaintiff-side recovery
Affirmative claims brought on behalf of companies and individuals. The firm works under traditional hourly arrangements as well as alternative fee arrangements, including contingency and hybrid fee arrangements.
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Plaintiff-side recovery
Affirmative claims brought on behalf of companies and individuals. The firm works under traditional hourly arrangements as well as alternative fee arrangements, including contingency and hybrid fee arrangements.