Georgetown, TX
Appeals Lawyer at Georgetown, TX
Practice Areas: Appeals, Constitutional ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Judgment against client reversed by court of appeals.
Obtained reversal of judgment for $4 million attorneys' fees because opponent failed to follow Texas law requiring fee segregation.
OUTCOME: Judgment against client reversed by court of appeals and supreme court.
Obtained reversal of judgment for $4.3 million in lost profit damages, $2 million in exemplary damages, and $900,000 attorneys' fees in dispute between behavioral health consulting businesses.
OUTCOME: Successful dismissal of opposing party's appeal.
Obtained dismissal following full briefing and oral argument of law firm's attempted appeal from ruling that our client's judgment for attorneys' fees takes priority over opposing firm's claim for its ... appellate attorneys' fees.
OUTCOME: Writ of mandamus conditionally granted.
Obtained extraordinary mandamus relief from court of appeals, setting aside order requiring insurer to show cause why its chief claims officer should not be held in contempt.
OUTCOME: Summary judgment for clients affirmed.
Obtained summary judgment and appellate victory in defamation case against Texas newspapers and reporters in the Rio Grande Valley.
OUTCOME: Judgment against client reversed by court of appeals.
fter a jury trial in case involving alleged theft of trade secrets and breaches of contract and fiduciary duties, won reversal of judgment for $6.8 million in alleged lost profit damages, punitive dama ... ges, and attorneys’ fees.
OUTCOME: Judgment in favor of clients affirmed by court of appeals.
Lead counsel for defendants in successful appeal (and member of successful trial team) in case alleging fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty arising from sale of apartment complex.
OUTCOME: Judgment against clients reversed by court of civil appeals
In Oklahoma appeal following bench trial, obtained reversal of judgment against individual defendants and judgment against real estate entities in lawsuit alleging breach of fiduciary duties and fraud. ...
OUTCOME: Judgment in favor of client affirmed in part and reversed in part.
In case involving embezzlement, obtained partial affirmance of district court order denying defendants’ motion to withdraw their invocation of the Fifth Amendment privilege against testifying.
OUTCOME: Trial court order against client vacated by Texas Supreme Court
In case involving judicial bribery and extortion that was discovered during an appeal, obtained a judgment from the Texas Supreme Court vacating the judgments of the lower courts.
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