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Food and agribusiness is a multibillion-dollar industry and more – it’s a sustaining force, here and abroad, attracting the highest levels of commercial, financial and regulatory interest.

Lloyd Gosselink believes the law exists to improve and protect the lives of people who don’t really care about the legal profession.

Leonard H. Dougal represents a diverse group of clients in complex environmental permitting and water supply matters, including energy companies involved in shale development, power generation companies, real estate developers and special utility districts.

Alan Rhodes believes that each deal is different, and that each deal holds unique opportunity. He combines his legal experience with his business acumen to assist his clients in a variety of topics relating to corporate, commercial, non-profit, and private enterprises.

Roger Cox represents the region’s leading financial institutions, businesses, and agricultural producers.  His practice is focused in complex commercial and agricultural bankruptcies, trustee litigation, restructuring and workouts, commercial real estate, and representation of motor vehicle dealerships and similar businesses.

Lynn Tate’s practice is concentrated on commercial litigation and agricultural law.  He has tried cases in Amarillo, Lubbock and throughout the Texas Panhandle.

Wade King’s practice focuses on the representation of lenders, borrowers, and privately held companies in a wide variety of agricultural and commercial financing transactions.

About the Texas Agriculture Law Blog:  Welcome to the Texas Ag Law Blog! This blog is an outreach project of the Texas Agrilife Extension Service.