Based in Tyler, Texas, Parker, Bunt & Ainsworth, P.C. is a boutique litigation firm representing individuals and prominent businesses in state and federal courts throughout East Texas. We assist both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of civil litigation matters, including intellectual property law, breach of contract claims, fraud, violation of antitrust laws, and securities law, in addition to general tort claims for personal injury matters.
For more information, please visit our practice areas overview. In addition to our own work as lead trial counsel, Parker, Bunt & Ainsworth, P.C. regularly acts as local counsel to large national law firms. Formed in 2002 by former Federal Judge Robert M. Parker, we have the local expertise to guide your firm through the unique obstacles and customs associated with litigating in the Eastern District of Texas.
Our attorneys have a proven track record for obtaining favorable results on behalf of clients, and utilize a team approach to litigation, drawing on nearly 90 years of collective experience practicing law, a background few firms in the region can match.
For more information, please visit our practice areas overview. In addition to our own work as lead trial counsel, Parker, Bunt & Ainsworth, P.C. regularly acts as local counsel to large national law firms. Formed in 2002 by former Federal Judge Robert M. Parker, we have the local expertise to guide your firm through the unique obstacles and customs associated with litigating in the Eastern District of Texas.
Our attorneys have a proven track record for obtaining favorable results on behalf of clients, and utilize a team approach to litigation, drawing on nearly 90 years of collective experience practicing law, a background few firms in the region can match.
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Robert C. Bunt has tried cases in more than a dozen Texas counties, has served as lead trial counsel in over 24 jury trials, and has served as a trial attorney in more than 40 trials.
His trials have covered a wide range of areas, including general negligence, product liability, civil fraud, contract dispute, and patent infringement actions.
Mr. Bunt has earned a reputation for excellence among his peers for his litigation abilities, as evidenced by his membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates as well as his AV Preeminent Peer Review RatingSM by Martindale-Hubbell.
His trials have covered a wide range of areas, including general negligence, product liability, civil fraud, contract dispute, and patent infringement actions.
Mr. Bunt has earned a reputation for excellence among his peers for his litigation abilities, as evidenced by his membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates as well as his AV Preeminent Peer Review RatingSM by Martindale-Hubbell.
Regulation of the securities industry by the Securities and Exchange Commission and by self-regulatory organizations such as the national stock exchanges is well known.
However, in addition to such regulation, each state provides its own securities laws and rules that sellers of securities in the states must follow.
Under Section 807 of The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (Act),1 any person who knowingly commits securities fraud is subject to a hefty fine, a prison term of up to 25 years, or both.
Section 807 does not criminalize securities laws violations for the first time; however, it does combine several existing laws so as to facilitate and streamline federal prosecutions.
However, in addition to such regulation, each state provides its own securities laws and rules that sellers of securities in the states must follow.
Under Section 807 of The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (Act),1 any person who knowingly commits securities fraud is subject to a hefty fine, a prison term of up to 25 years, or both.
Section 807 does not criminalize securities laws violations for the first time; however, it does combine several existing laws so as to facilitate and streamline federal prosecutions.
Parker, Bunt & Ainsworth, P.C. is a boutique East Texas litigation firm led by former Federal Judge, Robert M. Parker.
We assist both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of civil litigation matters, including intellectual property law, breach of contract claims, fraud, violation of antitrust laws, and securities law, in addition to general tort claims for personal injury matters.
Beyond our own work as lead trial counsel, we regularly act as local counsel to large national law firms.
In the event a breach of contract is claimed, we represent clients in cases involving the interpretation and enforcement of contractual rights.
We assist both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of civil litigation matters, including intellectual property law, breach of contract claims, fraud, violation of antitrust laws, and securities law, in addition to general tort claims for personal injury matters.
Beyond our own work as lead trial counsel, we regularly act as local counsel to large national law firms.
In the event a breach of contract is claimed, we represent clients in cases involving the interpretation and enforcement of contractual rights.
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