While we all wish disputes could be settled fairly without the intervention of attorneys, all too often we are forced to rely on the court system to achieve a just result. At Branum PLLC, our goal is to listen to our clients and craft a cost-conscious litigation plan that meets each client’s individual needs. Our attorneys have substantial pre-trial and trial experience, and we ensure that our caseload is small enough to allow us to fiercely advocate for every client we accept.
Branum PLLC takes select contingency fee cases in the following areas of the law: auto/truck wrecks, bad-faith insurance, certain real estate and probate disputes, property damage cases, including cases involving negligent aerial overspray of chemical pesticides, employment law matters, and others. These cases are generally handled on a contingency-fee basis, meaning that we only get paid if or when we collect money for you.
Branum PLLC has significant experience handling contingency fee matters, and we would be happy to speak to you about your potential case.
Attorney Dan Branum has represented many victims who were involved in serious truck and car wrecks in Texas and Oklahoma as well as other types of personal injuries. Call and speak with Dan for a free consultation and consider letting us help you get full and fair compensation for your injuries. We will do everything possible to seek the best possible result.
Dan loves going to trial and in 2018 worked with his brother John Branum to win the largest known personal injury wrongful death verdict in Oklahoma history, $68.5 million dollars.
Call us today for a free consultation at 940-564-5299 or Dan’s cell phone at 214-537-8619. We will return your call and we are willing to work on a contingency-fee basis (i.e. you don’t pay anything to us unless you make a financial recovery in the case).
Our broad knowledge of real estate-specific issues makes us uniquely suited to assist our clients in resolving complicated property matters.
We handle very basic property transfers and document preparation up to complex due diligence on large projects and real estate related lawsuits.
Our attorneys have owned small businesses, and we love getting new businesses off the ground. Whether you need help deciding what type of entity to form, assistance filing and drafting your formation and entity documents, or guidance in developing a business plan, we are a trusted source of information and ingenuity.
The Benjamin Franklin axiom that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is as true today as it was when Franklin made the quote and it sums up the importance of insuring your contractual agreements are legal and enforceable before entering into any business deal.
We have assisted businesses large and small and in many different industries in conducting business transactions. Services we provide include drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts, conducting basic due diligence, negotiating business agreements, winding down entities, restructuring, negotiating internal disputes, and others.
Attorney Dan Branum’s first legal interest was for oil and gas law. He studied oil and gas and wind law under the renowned oil and gas professor Ernest Smith at the University of Texas School of Law and others, and has experience working with energy companies and landowners in various oil and gas/energy related lawsuits.
While Dan Branum focuses his energy practice on disputes, through partnership with other attorneys, we are also able to represent you for all types of oil and gas work, including lease negotiation and title work.
Dan Branum is presently the Assistant City Attorney of Olney, Texas and the Municipal Prosecutor for Graham and Iowa Park, Texas. The firm has represented these municipalities and other governmental entities in NW Texas in a diverse array of matters. Branum PLLC can offer your city guidance and representation on nearly any issue your city may encounter, including but not limited to issues concerning: Texas Open Meetings Act, code enforcement, law enforcement, Public Information Act, Ethics, Elections, Bidding and Procurement, Contracts, Ordinances and Resolutions, Municipal Court Prosecution, and others.