Boyd, Powers & Williamson
105 NORTH STATE ST, Decatur, TX 76234, Decatur, TX 76234
5.0(2 reviews)About Boyd, Powers & Williamson
Boyd, Powers & Williamson is a law firm founded in 2016 by three friends. The firm handles serious personal injury, business litigation, and estate planning. With eight attorneys, they serve clients from offices in Decatur, Fort Worth, and Hobbs, New Mexico. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis for many cases and secured a $98 million bank fraud judgment. They were also the first to settle a major guardrail design defect lawsuit.
Our Attorneys
Derrick S. Boyd
OWNER/PARTNER
31+ years experience
Alan Powers
OWNER/PARTNER
27+ years experience
Jennifer Wren
Of Counsel
26+ years experience
Marcus Mungioli
PARTNER
24+ years experience
Allen Williamson
23+ years experience
Scott Lindsey
Partner
23+ years experience
Kristy Pesnell Campbell
PARTNER
22+ years experience
Jesse King
ASSOCIATE
7+ years experience
Matthew Meyer
Notable Case Results
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$98M
Bank Fraud
A Dallas County jury found that BBVA Compass Bank and one of its executives had committed fraud during loan renewal and modification negotiations with a real estate developer.
$96.2M
Bank Fraud
A Dallas judge entered a significant judgment against BBVA Compass Bank and one of its executives, upholding the majority of a December 2017 jury verdict for fraud during loan renewal and modification negotiations.
$26.5M
Intellectual Property Litigation
A Tarrant County jury returned a verdict for Fort Worth-based telecom company XIP LLC after finding that CommTech Sales LLC of Plano unlawfully used XIP’s trademarks and trade secrets.
$7.8M
Business Litigation
Boyd Powers Williamson trial team secures $7.8M verdict, including $5M punitive damages, in a stem cell clinic ownership dispute.
$4.5M
Commercial Litigation
A Wise County jury returned a combined $4.5 million verdict on behalf of a North Texas gas station and convenience store that had suffered storm damage.
$1.7M
Securities Litigation
A Travis County jury returned a $1.7 million verdict against Ohio-based financial services firm Equity Trust Co., finding that the firm had knowingly and substantially aided a notorious Ponzi scheme operated by convicted fraudster Robert Langguth.