Houston Alternative Dispute Resolution Law Firm
Overview
The Lawyers of Wells & Cuellar, P.C., work as a skilled problem-solving team handling a broad spectrum of legal issues involving all types of business organizations. The firm can often achieve innovative and advantageous results by strategic transaction management, negotiation, or out-of-court dispute resolution; but when litigation is necessary, Wells & Cuellar is ready to meet the challenge.
These aggressive attorneys are driven by a service orientation and a commitment to...
The Lawyers of Wells & Cuellar, P.C., work as a skilled problem-solving team handling a broad spectrum of legal issues involving all types of business organizations. The firm can often achieve innovative and advantageous results by strategic transaction management, negotiation, or out-of-court dispute resolution; but when litigation is necessary, Wells & Cuellar is ready to meet the challenge.
These aggressive attorneys are driven by a service orientation and a commitment to...
The Lawyers of Wells & Cuellar, P.C., work as a skilled problem-solving team handling a broad spectrum of legal issues involving all types of business organizations. The firm can often achieve innovative and advantageous results by strategic transaction management, negotiation, or out-of-court dispute resolution; but when litigation is necessary, Wells & Cuellar is ready to meet the challenge.
These aggressive attorneys are driven by a service orientation and a commitment to sensible solutions. Their attention to business is progressive and enlightened, focusing on the real issues. A high priority is placed on straightforward advice, accessibility, and keeping clients well informed at all stages. The firm utilizes advanced technology to streamline legal research and investigation. Supported by a proficient administrative staff, the attorneys approach every phase of their legal work with creativity and thoroughness.
Wells & Cuellar represents both plaintiffs and defendants, Fortune 500 corporation and closely-held businesses. Representative clients have included insurance companies, banks, finance companies, utilities, construction contractors, sole proprietors, and individual consumers. The firm also represents mass advertising media, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, professionals, service businesses, and industry associations. For those parties preferring non-litigation alternatives. Wells & Cuellar offers a full array of mediation and arbitration services. Fee arrangements may vary depending on the nature of each assignment and the range of professional services required, but are always structured with a dedication to cost-effectiveness.
You are encouraged to contact any of the firm's attorneys for a no-cost initial consultation to discuss how Wells & Cuellar can be the legal component of your overall plan for success.
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