Frisco

June 26 2025

Victory in the Courtroom

adminCommercial Real Estate, Fraud, Leslie Sanderson, Mark Hill, News Byron K. Henry, Collin County, Frisco, Henry Hill PLLC, Jury Trial, Leslie Sanderson, Mark L. Hill, Real Estate Fraud, Real Estate Litigation, Texas Law, Walker Young

The Henry Hill team recently secured a large jury verdict win in a complex real estate investment fraud case involving a multi-million dollar commercial land deal in Frisco, Texas near the PGA headquarters.

Partners Mark L. Hill and Leslie Sanderson led the team through a week-long trial in Collin County with the jury finding multiple counts of fraud and awarding our clients both economic and exemplary damages. The Henry Hill team was supported by Byron K. Henry and Walker Young, who assisted in the proceedings with jury charge and other critical trial matters. The trial was held in Cause No. 401-06793-2021, before the 401st District Court, in Collin County, Texas.

For more information concerning the case and jury verdict please visit https://apps2.collincountytx.gov/JudicialOnlineSearch2/case.

We’re proud to stand up for our clients in this high-stakes case and get this victory!

We’re here to provide the insight, strategy, and support your business needs. Reach out today — we look forward to connecting with you.

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April 28 2016

Talking Corporate Relocations, Frisco #5BMile and More

Mark HillCommercial Real Estate, Old Post #5BMile, Corporate Relocations, CRE, Frisco

We hear so much about the Business and Real Estate growth in North Texas. Whether it is corporate relocations like Toyota, the sprawling Legacy West development coming together, or the Frisco #5BMile continuing to expand – the Business and Real Estate climate in North Texas and particularly Collin County could not be hotter.

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Maher Maso, the Mayor of Frisco, Jim Leslie, the Managing Partner of Frisco Square, and Ran Holman, the Market Leader of Cushman & Wakefield.

In this video, Mayor Maso talks about what makes Frisco “the best”, including it’s business partnerships and excellent school system.

The full series of Videos from the event moderated by Mark L. Hill can be seen here.

Mark L. Hill is a Partner with Scheef & Stone, L.L.P. Scheef & Stone is a full-service business law firm that represents individuals, publicly and privately held corporations, partnerships, financial institutions, and government entities in a wide spectrum of sophisticated transactions and complex litigation.

March 16 2016

Upcoming Event – Frisco’s $5 Billion Mile & Beyond!

Mark HillCommercial Real Estate, Old Post #5BMile, CRE, Events, Frisco

We are only 2 weeks away from the DFW Platinum Corridor® event – Frisco’s $5 Billion Mile & Beyond.

Last I heard, there were over 600 guests attending! Look forward to being part of this presentation featuring numerous great panellists, including Frisco’s Mayor Maher Maso, Stephen Jones of the Dallas Cowboys, and many others. You can still get tickets here.

We will be discussing the “$5 Billion Mile,” ways to improve transportation, and why businesses, developers and the public are attracted to this area.

March 10 2016

Something Different Coming to North Frisco – Frisco Crossing

Mark HillBusiness, Commercial Real Estate, Employment, Hospitality, Law, Old Post #5BMile, CRE, Developer, Frisco, Multi-Family, Restaurant

Master plan of Frisco Crossing development A new development called Frisco Crossing is planned for north Frisco. It will feature a cluster of restaurants with outdoor patios and a food truck park. Apartments and single-family homes would also border green space, while several retail stores would go up nearby and a dozen more eateries would border the edges of the 83.8 acres at the southwest corner of FM 423 and US 380.

This article from Frisco Enterprise gave a great introduction to the Frisco Crossing development, and its recent presentation to the City of Frisco.

Frisco Crossing is from The Rudman Partnership, the same developers bringing Frisco Station to the $5 Billion Mile along the North Dallas Tollway in Frisco.

The preliminary plans for Frisco Crossing also show a Texas Hill Country-style design. As a native of the Texas Hill Country area, and with all the large-scale corporate developments and re-locations coming to Frisco, it’s nice to see something a bit different.