Michael Lang focuses on complex commercial, bankruptcy and probate disputes on behalf of trustees and the beneficiaries of wills and estates or trust representatives.  Michael handles cases in a wide range of issues involving:

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· Breach of fiduciary duty

· Breach of contract

· Fraud

· Fraudulent transfer and preferential transfer claims

· Tortious interference

· Partnership-Related Disputes

· Derivative and shareholder disputes

· Theft of trade secrets and confidential information

· Defamation / Business Disparagement

· Unfair competition and antitrust

· Trademark and trade dress infringement

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Michael’s clients include individuals and businesses of all types and sizes. He has represented business clients in several industries including real estate, private equity, manufacturing, banking and technology.  Michael has litigated high-exposure, multi-million dollar cases in state and federal courts, and arbitrations throughout Texas and the nation, including a 2014 well-publicized case before the Supreme Court of the United States, Wellness International Network, Ltd. v. Sharif, 135 S.Ct. 1932 (2015).