The Clearman Law Firm exists for one purpose – to represent our clients in lawsuits.  We are typically hired on a contingent fee basis, which aligns our interest with that of our clients'.   We earn our fee by achieving the best overall result as quickly and as efficiently as possible.    

We handle commercial disputes, personal injury cases and employee benefit matters.  We have represented individuals and businesses in many major lawsuits, including class actions.  Our results speak to our past successes.  We invite you to look further into our representation of individuals and business. 

We are a small firm, and intentionally so.  Our attorneys have faced litigation against many of the nation’s largest law firms and their best attorneys, often in the same lawsuit.  Our experience teaches that success in a lawsuit does not result from layers of lawyers.  Two lawyers focused on a case can do the job of a team of lawyers, only more efficiently.

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The Clearman Law Firm Seeks to End  Pyramid Scheme

The Clearman Law Firm recently filed a Complaint in federal court alleging that Stream Energy's marketing arm, Ignite, is a pyramid scheme costing honest Texas citizens millions. Stream seeks to expand the scheme to other states.  See the press release . . .

Stream Energy's founder, Rob Snyder,  responded to the lawsuit with his best shot, a personal attack on Scott Clearman, claiming that "these days that any clown with a bow tie can file a lawsuit on behalf of a purported class of injured parties." 

Scott's children, though fond of clowns, bristled at the insinuated insult to their father's wardrobe: "We love Daddy's bow ties!" Scott's wife, who personally selected many of his ties, including his bow ties, felt that Snyder's response failed to address the substantive allegations stated in the Complaint.

Please read Snyder's response and ask, "Where is the Texas Attorney General’s confirmation of the legitimacy of Stream Energy’s multilevel marketing network?"   

Scott Clearman featured in the National Law Journal

Scott Clearman is featured in a National Law Journal article addressing business and bank owned life insurance.  See the article . . .

Business or Bank-Owned Life Insurance

For years, large corporations and banks have purchased life insurance policies on the lives of their lower-level managers and hourly employees, often without the employees’ knowledge or consent. Employers make themselves the beneficiaries of the policies and receive the huge benefits when employees die.
 
Houston attorney Scott Clearman of The Clearman Law Firm is responsible for uncovering this perverse type of insurance in Texas and nationwide.  Read more . . .

Scott Clearman featured in Forbes

Forbes profiles Scott Clearman and his firm's contingent fee work for businesses.  See the article . . .