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Overview
Practice Areas
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50% Litigation
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30% Energy / Utilities
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15% Franchising
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5% Administrative Law
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Résumé
License
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42 years since Martin D. Beirne Jr. was first licensed to practice law.
| State |
License status |
Year acquired |
Last updated by Avvo |
| Texas |
Eligible To Practice In Texas
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1969 |
03/09/2011 |
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Education
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| School |
Major |
Degree |
Graduated |
| St Mary's University of San Antonio School of Law |
Law |
JD - Juris Doctor |
1969 |
| Springhill College |
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BS - Bachelor of Science |
1966 |
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
Date |
| Top Drawer Litigators |
Corporate Legal Times |
2003 |
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Associations
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| Position |
Association Name |
Duration |
| Director |
Houston Bar Foundation |
2005-2008
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| Member |
American Bar Association |
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| Fellow |
American Bar Foundation |
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| Member |
American Law Institute |
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| Member |
Defense Research Institute |
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Houston Bar Association |
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Institute for Transnational Arbitration |
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International Lawyers Network |
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| Fellow |
State Bar of Texas |
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| Member |
State Bar of Texas |
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| Member |
Texas Association of Defense Counsel |
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| Member |
Uptown Houston Association |
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Portfolio
Publications
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Publication |
Date |
| 'And They're Off!': How Federal Courts are Implementing the December 2006 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Allocating Burdens and Costs and Access to Opponents' Systems and Equipment in Electronic Information Discovery |
National Law Journal |
2007 |
| New Rule Could Shake Up E-Discovery |
Executive Counsel |
2007 |
| The Illusory Safe Harbor of Rule 37(F) |
American Lawyer |
2006 |
| The Illusory Safe Harbor of Rule 37(F) |
Corporate Counsel Magazine |
2006 |
| Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(2)(B) and The 2006 Amendments: How the Federal Courts Will Implement Two-Tier Discovery of Electronic Information |
Andrews Repetitive Stress Injury Litigation Reporter |
2006 |
| Technology on Trial: Put on Your Parachute |
Law Technology News |
2006 |
| The Fear of Alternative Fees |
GC News |
2006 |
| Electronic Information - A Trap for the Unwary in Business Litigation |
Houston Business Journal - Business Survival Guide |
2006 |
| Controlling the Cost of E-Discovery Through Preparation and an Organized Response |
American Lawyer |
2005 |
| Exploration in Disputed Territories |
Corporate Counsel Magazine |
2004 |
| The High Price of Drug Politics |
The European Lawyer |
2004 |
| Judicial Control Over Questionable Jury Verdicts |
The Federal Lawyer |
2004 |
| Texas Business Litigation Forms\FAST |
West Group publication |
1993 |
| Texas Business Litigation Express Forms |
West Group publication |
1993 |
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