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Civil Litigation Attorneys

Trusted by Clients. Respected by Courts.

Clients choose Sprouse Shrader Smith to get results. When you hire a Sprouse litigator, you send the message that you are serious and willing to take your case to trial if a resolution can’t be reached.

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A Team Built for the Courtroom

Litigation is not an afterthought at Sprouse Shrader Smith — it’s at the heart of what we do.

Our civil litigation lawyers approach every case with the mindset that it may go to trial and prepare accordingly. That preparation drives favorable settlements, persuasive arguments and credibility with courts and opposing counsel alike.

Whether the goal is to try a case to verdict, resolve it strategically before trial, or preserve victory on appeal, our civil suit attorneys deliver clear-eyed advocacy backed by deep courtroom experience.

Where We Work

Our trial lawyers represent individuals, businesses and institutions in complex, high-stakes disputes across Texas and throughout the United States.

Sprouse Shrader Smith litigators are seasoned advocates who have tried cases before juries, judges and arbitrators in state and federal venues.

Civil Litigation Focus Areas

Commercial & business litigation

  • Contract disputes
  • Business torts
  • Owner disputes
  • Fiduciary claims
  • Unfair competition

Personal injury

Wrongful death

Insurance coverage & bad faith

Property, casualty & liability coverage disputes

Real estate & construction

  • Title issues
  • Development disputes
  • Landlord-tenant
  • Breach of contract
  • Partition suits
  • Residential, commercial & industrial property defects

Condemnation

Oil & Gas/Energy

  • Lease disputes
  • Royalty claims
  • Surface-use litigation

Employment & labor

  • Non-compete enforcement
  • Discrimination defense
  • Wage-and-hour actions

Probate

  • Will contests
  • Trust disputes
  • Prosecuting or defending claims against executors & trustees
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