1

Why do you use Contingency Fees?

We prefer the contingent-fee arrangement because it is the model of efficiency. The arrangement aligns the interests of the client and attorney and effectively makes them business partners in the litigation. Both have the incentive to keep expenses low, resolve the matter quickly, and recover as much as possible.
Learn more »
2

Is there a charge to discuss my case?

There is no charge for preliminary discussions about your case because McClanahan • Myers • Espey represent its clients most often through a contingent-fee arrangement.
Learn more »
3

Can you help with my upcoming trial?

Randy McClanahan is board certified in civil trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and as a civil trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He is a genuine trial lawyer who is often hired shortly before trial to present the client's case to a jury.
Learn more »
4

Do you joint venture cases with others?

Yes, we frequently work with other attorneys and firms in joint ventures. We believe that the combined talents and experiences of different firms often lead to beneficial results for the attorneys and client. And our firm attempts to capture that synergy whenever possible.
Learn more »
5

How can you help a General Counsel?

We can help save your company money by bringing much of its litigation work "in-house" and working with its employees to perform the tasks that would otherwise be done by outside lawyers at high hourly rates.
Learn more »

About McClanahan Myers Espey

McClanahan • Myers • Espey represents people and businesses in commercial disputes. The firm handles cases involving many subject areas and has extensive experience with civil trials, commercial litigation, and cases involving intellectual property rights, corporate owned life insurance, and class actions.

Learn more about our Areas of Practice, or meet members of our Legal Team.

Recent Firm News

January 5th, 2013
Firm’s client wins victory in Beijing appellate court
January 4th, 2013
ITC dismisses investigation against firm’s client
July 24th, 2012
Mike Myers is named one of Houston’s “Top Lawyers for Civil Litigation”

Recent Blog Posts

April 14th, 2011
Recent developments in the world of contingency fee business litigation and commercial arbitration
November 10th, 2010
MME Launches New Website
September 27th, 2010
Patent Infringement Litigation: Risks of Notifying the Infringer Before Filing a Lawsuit

Why do you use Contingency Fees?

Is there a charge to discuss my case?

Can you help with my upcoming trial?

Do you joint venture cases with others?

How can you help a General Counsel?

About McClanahan Myers Espey

Recent Firm News

Recent Blog Posts