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Tina Wysk
Hallett & Perrin · Dallas, TX
Business and personal litigation with New York caliber, Texas pricing
Tina Wysk is a litigation shareholder at Hallett & Perrin in downtown Dallas who represents businesses and individuals in contract, partnership, fraud, employment, real estate, construction and intellectual property disputes. She has been licensed in Texas since 1995 and practiced in New York City from 2001 to 2006.
Tina Wysk is a shareholder in the litigation section of Hallett & Perrin, a full-service law firm at 1445 Ross Avenue in downtown Dallas. She has been licensed in Texas since 1995, practiced in New York City from 2001 to 2006, and earned her J.D. summa cum laude from Whittier Law School. Her stated aim is to give clients New York caliber representation at Texas pricing.
Tina represents both businesses and individuals. Her matters include contract disputes, partnership and shareholder disputes, fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, deceptive trade practices, real estate and construction cases, employment problems, trade secret misappropriation, and trademark and other intellectual property claims. She brings and defends lawsuits, sends and answers demand letters, protects business trademarks, and handles mediations and arbitrations in state and federal court.
She describes herself as highly communicative, keeping the client's goal at the center of every decision rather than litigating for its own sake. Her recent work includes settling a lawsuit on behalf of a client protecting oil and gas interests for $10.4 million plus future revenue.
Services
- Business and commercial litigation
- Partnership and shareholder disputes
- Demand letters and pre-suit negotiation
- Employment disputes and prevention
- Trademark and trade secret protection
- Real estate and construction litigation
- Fraud and fiduciary duty claims
- Mediation and arbitration
Who should contact Tina
A business or individual who has been sued or threatened with suit, or who needs to enforce their rights through a demand letter, mediation, arbitration or lawsuit. Also an employer facing or wanting to prevent a problem with an employee, or a business that needs to protect its trademark or confidential information.
Service area: Dallas and the Dallas–Fort Worth area, with Texas state and federal courts
Why members refer Tina
- Licensed in Texas since 1995, with five years of New York City practice, in a downtown Dallas full-service firm
- Represents both plaintiffs and defendants, so she anticipates the other side's strategy
- Communicative and goal-focused, with a recent $10.4 million settlement protecting a client's oil and gas interests
Guide by Tina
A demand letter or a lawsuit just landed on your desk: what to do in the first ten days
8 min read. What is happening, what you can check yourself, and when to call.
Read the guideIn Tina's own words
From Tina's chapter profile.
- Top problem solved
- Most recently, settled a lawsuit for a client suing to protect oil and gas interests. Resulted in a favorable $10.4 million (plus future revenue) settlement for my client.
- Ideal client
- (1) Individual or business being threatened or sued, or one who wants to enforce rights or make a demand through correspondence, mediation, arbitration or lawsuit; (2) Employer facing or wanting to prevent problems with employees; (3) business wanting to protect its trademark or intellectual property
- Top products and services
- Bringing lawsuits, defending lawsuits, sending or responding to demand letters, protecting business trademarks, handling and preventing potential problems with employees, mediations, arbitrations
What clients say on Google
Excerpts from public Google reviews of Hallett & Perrin, PC. Read all 4 on Google.
★★★★★10 months agoTina Wysk is fantastic! Highly recommend her services.
Questions people ask
Does she only represent businesses?
No. Tina represents both businesses and individuals, on both sides of a dispute. Her cases include contract, partnership, fraud, fiduciary duty, deceptive trade practices, real estate, construction, employment, trade secret and trademark matters.
Do I have to file a lawsuit, or are there other options?
Many matters start with a demand letter or a response to one, and Tina handles mediations and arbitrations as well as litigation. She focuses on the client's ultimate goal and chooses the route that gets there efficiently.
What is her background?
Tina has been licensed in Texas since 1995 and practiced in New York City from 2001 to 2006. She earned her J.D. summa cum laude from Whittier Law School and is a shareholder in the litigation section at Hallett & Perrin in downtown Dallas.
Contact
Email is routed through the referral form so the chapter can track the introduction. Prefer to email directly? Ask Tina for an address when they call.