Peters Kussmaul Crosier represents Tyler companies, medical practices and their owners in buying and selling businesses, forming and governing entities, drafting contracts and litigating commercial disputes. Matters range from a physician group's first company agreement to the sale of a family manufacturer.

Tyler is the Smith County seat and a regional center for East Texas health care, with major hospitals and many specialty clinics. Manufacturing, retail, and corporate and professional services round out the economy, alongside The University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler Junior College and Tyler Pounds Regional Airport. That brings practice formation and owner buyouts for doctors, supply contracts and sales for manufacturers, and vendor and franchise questions for retailers.

Industries We Serve in Tyler

Health Care

Physician and dental PLLCs, buyouts when a partner retires, and contracts with hospitals and management companies. See health care.

Manufacturing

Supplier and customer agreements, protecting processes and pricing during a sale, and selling the company to a larger buyer. See manufacturing.

Corporate and Professional Services

Owner agreements for service firms, contracts for regional headquarters, and ongoing general counsel work. See professional services.

Retail

Franchise disclosure review, vendor terms, and the purchase of an existing store along with its lease. See retail.

How We Help Tyler Businesses

Formation and Governance

Texas PLLCs for physicians and dentists, entity formation and corporate governance and annual compliance.

Contracts and General Counsel Work

Vendor and service agreements, FDD review for franchise buyers and outside general counsel engagements.

Business Disputes in Tyler

Business lawsuits in Tyler are usually filed in the Smith County district courts, which sit in Tyler, the county seat. In federal court, Tyler belongs to the Eastern District of Texas, Tyler Division. Plenty of these cases end in a negotiated or mediated settlement long before trial.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Two partners in our Tyler medical practice want to retire. How do we buy them out?

Check the company agreement or buy-sell agreement first, since it may fix the price and payment terms. If it doesn't, the owners settle a valuation, a lump sum or installments, and how patient records are handled. See partner buyouts.

A larger company wants to buy our Tyler manufacturing business. What should we do before sharing our numbers?

Sign a nondisclosure agreement that limits how the buyer can use what it learns, and if the buyer is a competitor, hold back customer lists and pricing until later in the deal. See selling a business.

Our Tyler company is suing an out-of-state supplier. Will the case stay in Smith County?

It can if the dispute arose here. When the parties are from different states and enough money is in dispute, the defendant can often move the case to federal court, the Eastern District of Texas, Tyler Division. A forum clause in the contract may also point elsewhere.

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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