Business Attorneys in Arlington, TX — Peters Kussmaul Crosier

Peters Kussmaul Crosier works with Arlington companies on acquisitions, formation, the contracts a business runs on, outside general counsel work, and commercial disputes that don't settle.

Arlington pairs manufacturing and logistics with sports and entertainment. The city's economic development office targets aerospace, automotive, medical devices, industrial machinery and professional services. Arlington also shares the Great Southwest Industrial District, a master-planned logistics park, with Grand Prairie, and the University of Texas at Arlington adds engineering research. That puts supply and distribution contracts and acquisitions of suppliers at the center of the legal work here.

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Industries We Serve in Arlington

Automotive Suppliers

Supply agreements, warranty and quality terms, and buying or selling a parts maker. See manufacturing.

Medical Device Companies

Distribution and license agreements, IP assignments from engineers, and early financing for device startups. See distribution and licensing contracts.

Warehousing and Distribution

Customer, carrier and storage agreements for companies in the Great Southwest Industrial District. See logistics.

Restaurants and Event Businesses

Investor agreements, vendor and catering contracts, and buying or selling a restaurant near the Entertainment District. See hospitality.

How We Help Arlington Businesses

Business Disputes in Arlington

All of Arlington is in Tarrant County, so a business suit involving an Arlington company is usually filed in the Tarrant County district courts in downtown Fort Worth. Federal claims go to the Northern District of Texas, Fort Worth Division.

Frequently Asked Questions

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A supplier sent defective parts to our Arlington plant. What should we do first?

Document the defects and notify the supplier in writing promptly, since Texas law can bar a buyer's claim if notice of the breach doesn't come within a reasonable time. Then check the contract's warranty terms and any limits on remedies. See breach of contract.

Can our Arlington company's contracts require any lawsuit to be filed in Tarrant County?

Only in some deals. Texas courts generally won't enforce a clause choosing a particular county unless the contract is large enough to count as a major transaction under the venue statute, though a clause requiring arbitration in Tarrant County usually holds. See arbitration and mediation.

Our Arlington medical device company is signing its first distributor. What terms matter most?

Territory and exclusivity, minimum purchases, pricing, who handles complaints and recalls, and what happens to inventory when the deal ends. The agreement should also limit the distributor's use of your brand and confidential information to your product line.

What Sets Us Apart

At Peters Kussmaul Crosier PLLC, you aren’t just a number—you’re a valued partner. We take the time to understand your goals and challenges, working alongside you as trusted advisors to help navigate complexities and seize opportunities. Together, we ensure the success of your business ventures and build a foundation for long-term growth.

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