Congratulations to the newest Texas Super Lawyers Honorees
Derrick Boyd, Allen Williamson, and Scott Lindsey Super Lawyers is [...]
Texas Jury Returns $7.8M Verdict in Stem Cell Clinic Ownership Dispute
Boyd Powers Williamson trial team secures $5M punitive damages, exposes [...]
U.S.News© Names Attorneys Derrick Boyd and Allen Williamson among 2021 Best Lawyers in America
Partners and founding members of Boyd, Powers & Williamson Derrick Boyd and Allen [...]
BPW Trial Lawyers Honored for “Largest Intellectual Property Verdict of 2019”
FORT WORTH, Texas – A $26.5 million jury verdict secured [...]
BPW Litigation Capabilities Expand with New Fort Worth Office
Boyd, Powers & Williamson is expanding its complex litigation and [...]
Texas Judge Enters $26.5M Final Judgment in XIP Trade Dress Infringement Case
Plano-based CommTech assessed $8M in punitive damages FORT WORTH, Texas [...]
Texas Jury Returns $1.7M Fraud Verdict Against Financial Services Firm, Convicted Fraudster
Jury agrees Equity Trust Co. failed oversight duties for defrauded [...]
Wise County Jury finds Insurance Company Guilty of Fraud
Awarded Local Gas Station $4.5M DECATUR, Texas (January 2019) – [...]
Loans, Loss and a $98 Million Lesson
David Bagwell is a real estate developer who was working to build three luxury subdivisions in Tarrant County, Texas. Mr. Bagwell entered into modification negotiations with his bank, BBVA Compass, to refinance the loans which were funding the new developments. Compass repeatedly told Mr. Bagwell that his loans would be renewed. However, after secretly negotiating with one of his competitors, those same loans were sold off at a discounted rate.
Fifth Circuit Rules Equity Trust Must Face Trial in Austin, Texas
Six years into litigation and Hampton turns a pivotal corner [...]
