Criminal Law

• Restraining Order
  The remedies sought include, but are not limited to, Temporary Restraining Orders, Temporary Injunctions, Permanent Injunctions, Declaratory Judgments, actual monetary damages (both statutory and common law), exemplary damages, statutory additional damages under the applicable Deceptive Trade Practices Act and Insurance Code, attorneys fees, Court costs and interest, just to name a few.

Business and Corporate Law

• Business Transactions
  In the business world there are untold number of transactions every day where one business purchases a good or service from another business. And, a certain percentage of those business transactions end up in disagreements and often in litigation. The Gaddis Law Firm litigates business to business litigation both in State Court and Federal Court.
• Construction Contracts

Property Law

• Construction Litigation
  In both the world of oil and gas work and construction work it is critical to accurately identify who pays if someone is injured or killed or someone’s property is damaged during the ongoing operations or at times thereafter. For that reason the contract wording between the parties is critical. The Gaddis Law Firm assists both oil and gas entities and construction contractors in drafting contracts that will identify who pays under those circumstances. These areas of the contracts are known as Indemnification and Insurance Requirement provisions. This area is usually one of much litigation following a serious accident and both the statutory laws and the common law are put under heavy analysis. Whether the contracts are being drafted for an oil and gas operation, general contractor, or property owner, Gaddis & Associates creates Master Service Agreements and other long term agreements as is necessary under the circumstances. In addition, The Gaddis Law Firm negotiates single project contracts for those same entities.

Health Law

• Personal Injury
  Mr. Gaddis has been in the active practice of law since 1983 and has been board certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 1996. As such, he has litigated hundreds of cases, start to finish. In the course of that practice of law, Mr. Gaddis learned what makes a credible expert witness through his own examining and cross-examining of numerous expert witnesses, particularly in insurance matters. That litigation knowledge coupled with his 12 years experience in insurance underwriting and agency work combined makes Mr. Gaddis uniquely qualified to provide insurance expert opinions.