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Jim D. Aycock

Texas

Jim D. Aycock has appeared in 8 court cases in our database. View their complete case history and outcome statistics below.

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About

Houston Trial Attorney, Business Litigation Lawyer - Jim D. Aycock Jim Aycock is a trial attorney whose practice includes a wide variety of complex commercial litigation matters in state and federal courts, as well as domestic and international arbitrations, for both plaintiffs and defendants. Jims practice focuses primarily on financial litigation, energy matters, real estate disputes, and general business disputes. Jim commonly represents national and regional banks, private and publicly-held energy companies, as well as private corporations and partnerships. Jims broad based litigation practice allows him to understand the clients business and practices in a wide range of industries. In financial litigation, his experience includes intercreditor disputes, lien enforcement, complex collection matters, lender liability claims, and asset seizures for various financial institutions and mezzanine lenders. Jims financial legal acumen is complimented by his previous career as Vice President at Compass Bank and Wells Fargo Bank, where he provided lending, investment and trust services to commercial and private banking clients. Jims energy litigation experience includes upstream disputes such as surface owner claims, lease and gas purchase contract interpretation, AMI disputes, operator removal and royalty disputes. Other commercial litigation matters include complicated partnership disputes and business tort litigation as well as premises and product liability cases. Additionally, Jim is a certified mediator, having completed his mediation training at the Blakely Advocacy Institute at the University of Houston Law Center.

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