Peters Kussmaul Crosier advises Frisco companies, founders and owners on acquisitions, launching and financing new ventures, the contracts behind daily operations and outside general counsel work, and represents them in business litigation.

Frisco's economic development corporation targets the business of sports, gaming and media, logistics, health care and life sciences, and financial and professional services. The city also has a large startup community and a business incubator at the University of North Texas at Frisco, and office development lines the Dallas North Tollway north toward U.S. 380. The legal work runs from sponsorship deals and studio IP to carrier agreements and acquisitions.

Industries We Serve in Frisco

Business of Sports

Sponsorship, licensing and event agreements, vendor contracts at venues, and acquisitions of sports service companies. See licensing contracts.

Gaming and Digital Media

Publishing and platform agreements, IP assignments from developers and artists, and early financing for studios. See technology.

Logistics and Transportation

Carrier, broker and warehousing agreements, freight payment disputes, and acquisitions of trucking and logistics businesses. See logistics.

Health and Life Sciences

Practice formation and owner agreements, supply contracts, and buying or selling a clinic or health care company. See health care.

Business Disputes in Frisco

Frisco crosses the Collin-Denton county line: cases tied to the Collin County side go to the Collin County district courts in McKinney, and Denton County cases to the Denton County district courts in Denton. Federally, the whole city is in the Eastern District of Texas, Sherman Division. Many payment fights settle in mediation.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What belongs in a sponsorship deal for a Frisco sports or events company?

The rights each side gets, such as signage, naming, logo use and hospitality, plus any category exclusivity, the payment schedule and the term. Also cover refunds if events are canceled or move. See contract drafting and review.

Freelance artists and composers work on our Frisco studio's game. Do we own what they make?

Only if they sign a written assignment of their rights, ideally before work starts. A work-for-hire label alone doesn't always transfer ownership of freelance work, and investors check these assignments before funding a studio. See startups and venture capital.

A Frisco customer owes our freight company money. Do we sue in Collin County or Denton County?

Absent a forum clause, it usually turns on where the work was arranged or the customer is based: McKinney for a customer on the Collin County side, Denton for the Denton County side. Large interstate claims can also go to federal court. See breach of contract.

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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