Texas Civil Litigation
Matthew M. Clarke
Shareholder & Chair of Litigation — Kelley Clarke, PC
Representing businesses, investors, and individuals in complex disputes across Texas state and federal courts. Sharp trial instincts. Long-term strategic thinking.
17
Court Admissions
15+
Years in Practice
TX & Fed
State & Federal
What I Handle
Complex Civil Litigation Across Texas State & Federal Courts
Business & Commercial
Contract disputes, breach of fiduciary duty, partnership and shareholder conflicts, business torts, and injunctive relief.
Securities & Investment
Securities fraud, syndication disputes, investor-side litigation, and matters involving complex financial instruments.
Real Estate & Construction
Mechanics’ liens, title disputes, CRE guaranty enforcement, construction defect claims, and lender-borrower conflicts.
Insurance Coverage
Duty to defend disputes, bad faith claims, coverage denials, and policy interpretation under Texas insurance law.
Ready to Discuss Your Matter?
Straightforward Counsel for Complex Disputes
Whether you’re facing litigation or trying to avoid it, early strategy makes all the difference. Let’s talk about your situation.
Get in TouchMatthew M. Clarke
Shareholder & Chair of Litigation
Kelley Clarke, PC
603 E. Broadway Street
Prosper, TX 75078
Contact
972-253-4440 ext. 402
matt@kelleyclarke.com
Texas Bar No. 24070965
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CRE Litigation
Bad Boy Carve-Outs: What Triggers Personal Liability
Understanding when carve-out guaranty provisions pierce the non-recourse shield in commercial real estate transactions.
CRE Litigation
The Guarantor’s Defense: A 5-Part Series
A complete guide to defending against carve-out guaranty claims — from lender conduct to workout strategy.
CRE Finance
DSCR & Debt Yield Covenants in CRE Loans
How lenders use financial covenants to accelerate, restrict, or trigger default in commercial real estate financing.
Ready to Discuss Your Matter?
Straightforward Counsel for Complex Disputes
Whether you’re facing litigation or trying to avoid it, early strategy makes all the difference. Let’s talk about your situation.
Matthew M. Clarke
Shareholder & Chair of Litigation
Kelley Clarke, PC
603 E. Broadway Street
Prosper, TX 75078
Contact
972-253-4440 ext. 402
matt@kelleyclarke.com
Texas Bar No. 24070965
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© 2026 Matthew M. Clarke. Attorney advertising. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship.