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Garette M. Amis

Email: garette@averymcdaniel.com
Phone: (817) 810-9500
Fax: (817) 810-9994
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Experience

Garette M. Amis graduated from Texas Wesleyan School of Law in 2003. Garette’s primary area of focus is litigation. Garette routinely works with individuals and businesses in matters involving personal injury (like auto accidents, trucking accidents, wrongful death and product liability), general civil and commercial litigation, real estate litigation.

Garette is experienced in negotiating settlements (through pre-suit negotiation, mediation or other settlement strategies) in civil matters to resolve complex civil/commercial litigation cases, real estate litigation cases and smaller litigation cases. However, when negotiation failed, Garette has tried cases to a jury resulting in favorable verdicts for clients.

Garette also represents individuals and businesses with general transaction matters such as entity formation (such as limited liability companies, corporations and limited partnerships) and general business transactions (such as contract review/drafting, asset purchase agreements and real estate transactions).

Practice Areas

General Civil Litigation
Commercial Litigation
Real Estate Litigation
Arbitration/Appellate
Products Liability Litigation
Personal Injury Litigation
Appellate
General Business Law & Transactions
Contracts
Corporate Matters

Education

Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas (B.A. 1996)
Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, Fort Worth, Texas (J.D. 2003)

Professional Affiliations

Licensed to practice law in Texas in 2003
Licensed to practice before the Supreme Court of Texas and Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Admitted to U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas
Admitted to U.S. District Court Eastern District of Texas
Member, State Bar of Texas

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