About Azbell & Associates
Recent Win 2025
I triumphed in TREC case file 252449, as confirmed by the Enforcement Division’s decision on May 12, 2025, defending against allegations of non-disclosure by an agent with arguments of timely filing issues, proper disclosures, and independent inspections, reinforcing the Broker's professional integrity.
Recent Win 2025
I successfully resolved the TREC complaint in file 252449, leveraging my defense outlined in the Notice of Receipt and Broker Questionnaire, which led to the dismissal of allegations against an agent due to insufficient evidence of TRELA violations, showcasing my negotiation and legal strategy skills.
Recent Win 2025
I successfully resolved the TREC complaint in file 252449, leveraging my defense outlined in the Notice of Receipt and Broker Questionnaire, which led to the dismissal of allegations against an agent due to insufficient evidence of TRELA violations, showcasing my negotiation and legal strategy skills.
Recent Win 2025
In April 2025 I successfully litigated against a moving company who damaged my client's furniture during an interstate move. We filed sanctions against the defendants' attorney for being non-responsive and won the case without having to go to trial.
Recent Win 2025
In January 2025 I successfully settled out of court on a defamation lawsuit because I highlighted the defendant's lack of discretion by the defendant who contacted multiple parties unrelated to the case & who illegally disclosed confidential information.
Recent Win 2025
In June 2025, I successfully represented a client in litigation against Frontier Airlines concerning lost luggage. I argued that Frontier's lost luggage policy violated established federal claim limits, securing a favorable outcome for the client through strategic legal analysis and advocacy.
Recent Win 2025
In October 2025 I successfully litigated against one of the largest property management companies in Texas who failed to pay a Real Estate agent. I focused on the illegal demand of the management company to demand that an agent must pay for a vendor account in order to receive a commission in violation of TREC regulations, TRELA and RESPA.
Recent Win 2025
I triumphed in a dispute with Meta Platforms, Inc., regaining my client's Facebook Marketplace access. The success hinged on proving lawful real estate brokerage practices, including transparent rental listings with owner-charged fees, aligned with Texas Real Estate Commission regulations and Meta's policies, backed by TREC license records and owner affidavits. This resolution underscores the firm's proficiency in addressing unfair business practice disputes, achieving reinstatement and a written explanation from Meta without resorting to litigation.
Recent Win 2025
Azbell & Associates LLP successfully represented a team leader in a commission dispute against a major Real Estate Brokerage, where the client was denied revenue share despite clear contractual grace periods and hiring assurances that exempted personal sales requirements. Our firm's meticulous analysis of the contract, supported by demand letters and strategic negotiations, exposed inconsistencies in the brokerage's policies, leading to a favorable resolution without prolonged litigation. This victory not only recovered the full owed amount but also highlighted our expertise in real estate law, ensuring agents receive the compensation they deserve.