What a Contract Dispute Is Actually Costing the Business
Looking beyond legal fees to understand operational drag, leverage loss, and commercial distraction.
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Maya Chen
Maya Chen represents businesses in contract, fraud, business tort, and discovery-intensive disputes.
Practice Focus
Contract Disputes - Business Torts - Complex Discovery
Maya is often involved when a matter turns on records, communications, and the careful reconstruction of what the parties understood. She translates dense factual material into usable strategy.
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Representative matter types
- Supplier and vendor disputes
- Fraud and misrepresentation claims
- Complex document and witness strategy
Approach to client work
Her work emphasizes factual command, efficient discovery, and clear communication with clients who need practical choices rather than procedural noise.
Education
- J.D., University of Houston Law Center
- B.A., Rice University
Admissions
- State Bar of Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas
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