Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C., Dallas, Texas Attorneys
Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C. proudly recognizes Tim Woods for achieving an exceptional result on behalf of his client in a recent jury trial. Tim obtained a unanimous defense verdict for his client, who faced allegations of fraud and other serious claims. In a rare and noteworthy outcome, the jury not only cleared the client of all […]
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The firm cheers Ron Foxman (outgoing Managing Shareholder) as he runs through the victory tunnel! Ron has been an INCREDIBLE Managing Shareholder. His selfless firm-first attitude, steady leadership, and wise judgment has led us to be the great firm we are today, and has us on course to an amazing future. From all of us
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Although site inspections were delayed by the decision of an alligator to protect the fountain, in January 2023, Stuart Lautin assisted the Buyer-Sponsor in the acquisition and financing of The Pearl At Founders Square, Naples Florida. Read about it here.
Associate Sarah East has been nominated as a 2022 CREW Rising Star Award finalist! Sarah is Chair of the CREW Programs Committee. CREW Dallas is the leading organization for decision-making executive women, providing opportunities for networking, education, leadership development and civic/philanthropic involvement.
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Stuart Lautin and Blane Seidler will be presenting at this year’s Independent Broker Alliance Meeting for the North Texas Commercial Association of REALTORS® (NTCAR) on November 10th. Stuart will be presenting on the laws that TREC brokers and agents should know, but might not. Blane will be presenting on Chapter 62 of the TPC. Congratulations to both
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Jason Rodriguez authors a blog at lenders360blog.com. Read the post below. Like most bank defendants, Key Bank was looking for the quickest way out of a $5 million fraudulent transfer lawsuit brought by a chapter 7 Trustee. Rather than wait to win in the standard path of arguing facts, the bank relied on the broad
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