Attorney profile
The Moster Law Firm
The short version
Dallas law firm offering construction, business, intellectual property, employment, and related civil legal services, drawing both long-term client praise and recurring communication and billing complaints.
Strengths
- Broad Dallas practice covering construction defects, business law, intellectual property, employment, real estate, estate planning, and litigation.
- Reviewers repeatedly praise attorney knowledge, clear explanations, responsiveness, and practical guidance.
- Construction and solar clients report strong results, including favorable settlements and careful contract review.
- Long-term and repeat clients describe entity formation, patent, copyright, and ongoing business representation.
- Complimentary initial consultations are frequently cited as informative and low-pressure.
Considerations
- Multiple reviews report communication problems, including unreturned calls, delayed emails, and missed follow-ups.
- Some clients describe high attorney turnover and billing disputes, including retainer replenishment and charges for calls and emails.
- A few reviewers report cancelled or repeatedly postponed consultations and frustration with case progress.
About The Moster Law Firm
The Moster Law Firm is a Dallas-based practice at 10440 N Central Expy Ste 862, serving clients across Texas from its North Central Expressway office. The firm’s website describes a broad civil and business practice: construction defect and pool defect claims, solar panel disputes, commercial construction litigation, contract review, delay claims, and pre-litigation construction matters. It also lists business law, entity creation, LLC and corporate work, partnership agreements, employment law, breach of contract, trademarks and copyrights, patent law, software and IP licensing, fraud matters, energy and natural resources, real estate and acquisitions, property management for landlords, agriculture and ranching, restaurant and hospitality law, estate planning, contested probate, family law, criminal defense, appeals, and international law. A bilingual business law group is also listed.
The firm states that it represents homeowners, commercial property owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, and businesses in complex construction, property, employment, and corporate matters. It describes work from early dispute evaluation through negotiation, administrative proceedings, arbitration, and litigation, including coordination with qualified experts on damages, responsible parties, and evidence preservation. Reviews reflect a similarly varied client base: individuals with construction or remodeling disputes, business owners seeking entity formation and intellectual property protection, a solar contractor needing contract review, and companies with employment or federal communications matters.
Across reviews, the most consistent praise centers on attorney knowledge, clear explanations, responsiveness, and practical guidance. Several reviewers describe long-term relationships and repeat engagements, including work on LLC formation, patents, copyrights, and ongoing business representation. Construction clients frequently mention favorable settlements, strong familiarity with residential construction law, and proactive updates. A solar contractor highlights prompt, detailed legal opinions and careful contract redlining that protects customer relationships. Reviewers also value the complimentary initial consultation, with multiple accounts noting that attorneys took time to answer questions and outline options.
Limitations appear in a minority of reviews but are repeated enough to note. Several negative accounts describe poor communication, missed or delayed callbacks, high attorney turnover, billing disputes, and frustration that retainers were consumed by calls and emails without meaningful progress. Some reviewers report cancelled or repeatedly postponed consultations. The firm’s overall rating reflects a largely positive pattern alongside these recurring service and billing complaints.
Recurring feedback
What clients consistently mention
- Reviewers often highlight attorney responsiveness, clear explanations, and proactive case updates as strengths.
- Construction, remodeling, roof defect, and solar matters recur as areas where clients report strong familiarity and favorable outcomes.
- Long-term business clients frequently mention entity formation, intellectual property, and ongoing corporate representation.
- Negative feedback clusters around communication gaps, attorney turnover, billing practices, and delayed case progress.
- Several reviewers value the complimentary consultation as a helpful first step, while a few describe it as more sales-oriented than expected.
All reviews
4.3 out of five stars based on 51 reviews.
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