Thomas, Feldman & Wilshusen, L.L.P.
Our Commercial Construction Clients Build Texas
Our clients can take a raw patch of dirt or a worn-out building, and when they are done, it’s multifamily housing, a retail or office building, a data center, a power plant, a wind farm, a cell tower, a light rail, or dozens of other facilities growing the State of Texas.
Focused on Construction Clients
Thomas, Feldman & Wilshusen, L.L.P. represents subcontractors, contractors, suppliers, owners, lenders, sureties, design professionals and developers and construction trade associations throughout Texas and beyond.
A Legacy of Influence
Thomas, Feldman & Wilshusen, L.L.P., has long been influential throughout the Texas construction industry and beyond. Established in its current form in 1990, the firm continues its legacy dating back to the 1970s.
Other Practice Areas
- Construction litigation in federal, state and administrative courts
- Arbitration and mediation of construction and commercial disputes
- Commercial litigation
- Construction contracts, negotiating and drafting
- Lien claims and bond claims
- Labor and employment law matters
- Business and corporate formations
- Construction-related insurance defense
- Legislative drafting
TFW’s attorneys are active members of leading trade organizations, including:
- Texas Construction Association
- American Subcontractors Association-North Texas Chapter
- Construction Education Foundation of North Texas
- DFW Drywall & Acoustical Association of Dallas, Inc.
- American Subcontractors Association (National)
TFW attorneys are also members of professional organizations such as:
- American Bar Association’s Forum on Construction Law
- Construction Law Section of the State Bar of Texas
- Construction Law Section of the Dallas Bar Association
- Construction Law Foundation of the State Bar of Texas
- American College of Construction Lawyers (ACCL)
- American Subcontractors Association’s Attorneys Counsel
- Construction Lawyers Society of America (CLSA)
TFW’s attorneys have authored numerous construction law-related articles and books, and make presentations to industry and professional organizations, including the much requested Texas Lien and Bond Claim seminar and the Killer Subcontract Clauses seminar. Additionally, TFW has a long history of drafting, reviewing and revising construction-related legislation.