Grant Z. Gibson, Sr.

With a reputation built on integrity, professionalism, and exceptional results, Grant has successfully represented numerous clients navigating complex civil litigation matters in a wide array of fields, including personal injury, commercial disputes, real estate disputes, and fiduciary litigation. He has tried cases in each of these fields and resolved hundreds more without need of a trial.

 

Through his extensive experience in personal injury law, Grant understands the judicial system is inherently unable to compensate individuals for the pain, suffering, and practical impacts caused by injuries resulting from someone else’s negligence. Nevertheless, he is unwavering in his pursuit of justice, ensuring his clients achieve the closes possible outcome to justice available to them. Often, the physical and emotional burdens of dealing with injuries are exacerbated by the insurance companies tasked with paying these claims refusing to provide fair compensation. Drawing on his insider knowledge of insurance-industry practices—gained from being forced to be on the other side of these cases early in his career—Grant effectively counters their tactics, ensuring his clients receive every cent they deserve for their wrongful death, negligence, gross negligence, and premises liability claims.

 

Though Grant is passionate about serving those who have been physically and mentally inured, his advocacy against insurance companies is not limited to personal injury cases. Grant has successfully handled first-party insurance claims for violations of the Texas Insurance Code, the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, and breaches of good faith and fair dealing stemming from wrongful denial of other types of insurance claims. Specifically, Grant has handled fire damage claims, wind and hail damage claims, plumbing leak claims, and a wide variety of other disputes with insurance companies.

 

Through his commercial litigation practice, Grant has represented numerous business and individuals in contract disputes, banking disputes, secured transactions, and DTPA claims.

 

In real estate disputes, Grant has handled construction-defect cases, disputes related to falsifying Seller’s Disclosures, and claims on bonds, mechanic’s, and constitutional liens. Grant also represents landowners in eminent domain/condemnation proceedings, demanding theses landowners are justly compensated for the government taking their land.

 

In fiduciary litigation cases, Grant demands that people who rely on others to act in their best interest are treated fairly—whether that is in business dealing, probate matters, or other fiduciary contexts. He is committed to preventing exploitation and advocating for those whom have placed their trust and confidence in others.