Siddiqui Law Office
Business Litigation in Dallas-Fort Worth
Representation in contract, ownership and commercial disputes, with attention to the records, business consequences and cost of each phase.
A business dispute often reaches beyond the amount on an invoice. It can interrupt operations, strain an ownership relationship or put an important customer at risk. Omer reviews the agreement alongside the way the business actually worked. Who promised what? Who approved the changes? What does the payment history show? That review helps define the dispute and the practical options. The firm works with businesses bringing claims and businesses defending them, with a written proposal tied to the next useful stage of work.
How we can help
- Unpaid invoices, commercial collection and breach-of-contract disputes
- Partnership, membership and business ownership disagreements
- Disputes involving representations, performance and business relationships
- Demand and negotiation, lawsuits, discovery, mediation and trial within an agreed scope
Fees and costs
Demand letters start at $400. Contested business matters receive a phased flat-fee proposal after review. Filing, service, transcripts and other third-party costs appear separately.
What to send after conflict clearance
- The signed agreement, amendments, purchase orders and payment ledger
- Important emails and messages, including any change to the original arrangement
- Company names, ownership information, the amount in dispute and any court papers
Keep the first request brief. We will provide a secure method for substantive documents after clearance.
Common questions
Can you review an unfamiliar industry?
Describe the business in plain terms and share the documents that explain the transaction. Omer studies the industry context and governing law before proposing a scope. The firm accepts a matter only after reviewing what the work requires.
Will you recommend a lawsuit immediately?
The initial review considers the available records, timing and practical objectives. A written proposal may begin with assessment or negotiation. Filing requires a separate decision based on the matter.
Can you quote a collection matter before seeing the contract?
Published starting fees provide a reference point. A matter-specific proposal follows review of the agreement, payment history, communications and any existing court record.
Start with the facts.
Tell us what happened and what you need to accomplish. We reply within one business day.