Limitation of Liability Clauses in Business Contracts: Limiting Potential Damages and Avoiding Pitfalls

Mr. Grossman is a Partner in FRB’s Corporate & Securities Practice Group and a technology and business attorney, entrepreneur, and strategic advisor who helps companies close complex deals and navigate emerging legal risks. Throughout his legal career—which includes technology law, cannabis law and regulation, digital media, and high-stakes commercial transactions—Mr. Grossman has closed deals exceeding a billion dollars across a wide range of industries. When the stakes are highest, clients—from early-stage ventures to Fortune 10 companies—rely on him for his strategic insight, sound judgment, and proven ability to deliver results. 

Mr. Johnson is widely recognized as one of the go-to fiduciary litigators in Texas. His practice focuses on trust, estate, and closely held business disputes. A frequent writer and speaker, Mr. Johnson is known around the state as a thought leader in the fiduciary area. His award-winning blog, The Fiduciary Litigator, features recent case law, legislative changes, and other precedent that impacts fiduciaries in Texas. Mr. Johnson received the JD Supra 2020 Readers’ Choice Award for Wealth Management, which was his third year in a row for such an award. He was also named a “Go-To Thought Leader” in Fiduciary Litigation by the National Law Review in 2020. Mr. Johnson's experience in trust and estate disputes includes will contests, elder abuse, mental competency, undue influence, trust modification/reformation/clarification, breach of fiduciary duty and related claims. He also handles matters involving trust decanting, trust severance and joinder, account disputes, power of attorney disputes, suits for judicial instruction and discharges, heirship proceedings, suits to remove a fiduciary, and accountings. Additionally, Mr. Johnson has a transactional practice for trust departments in providing legal opinions on the construction of trust documents, documenting release and consent agreements, resignations, successor appointments, modification of trusts, trust mergers, trust severances, etc.