- Construction Litigation
Overview
Wyatt Hicks’ construction law practice focuses on advocating for general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and owners on a variety of construction related issues including contract disputes, payment disputes, performance and delay claims, construction or design defect claims, lien claims, bond claims, and termination issues.
Prior to joining the firm, Wyatt served as a summer law clerk for the firm’s Austin office in 2025. During law school, Wyatt was an integral member of several negotiation and trial competition teams, earning finalist honors and advancing from regionals to nationals.
Areas of Practice
Bar & Court Admissions
- Texas
Representative Experience
- Ongoing representation of owner, general contractor and subcontractor clients on a variety of different matters including breach of contract claims, settlement negotiations, lien removal and debt collections
- Ongoing representation of contractors and suppliers in obtaining collection of past due accounts
Education
- Baylor University School of Law, Waco, Texas
- J.D. – 2026
- Presidential Scholar
- Baylor Barrister Society
- Outstanding Achievement in Business Litigation Award Recipient
- UHLC 2025 ADR Triathlon Finalist
- Baylor Law Real Estate and Construction Organization “BLRECO” (Founder)
- Academy of the Advocate, St. Andrews, Scotland, 2025
- University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler, Texas
- B.S. Construction Management – 2020
Professional Associations and Memberships
- State Bar of Texas, Construction Law Section
- Austin Bar Association, Construction Law Section
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We represent a diverse clientele in the Houston area, and Austin greater metropolitan areas, coastal Texas and statewide.
Please note, as a corporate-based law firm, we do not represent individuals seeking to sue their employer for wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, or unpaid overtime. We also do not represent homeowners in contractor disputes.
Contact us using this form or call 713.489.8799 for an appointment.
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