Collin Kennedy - Lawyer in Frisco, TX

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License

State	Status	Acquired	Updated
TX	Eligible To Practice In Texas	1999	11/24/2021

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Avvo Contributions

Legal answers	13
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Awards

Award name	Grantor	Date Granted
Top 100 Bet The Company Litigators	America's Top 100 Attorneys	2020
Fellow	Litigation Counsel of America	2020
Top Lawyer	Top 100 Registry	2020

work experience

Title	Company name	Duration
Partner	Hanshaw Kennedy Hafen	2004 - Present
Associate	Doyle, Restrepo, Harvin & Robbins	2003 - 2004
Prosecuting Attorney	Harris County District Attorney's Office	1999 - 2003

associations

Association name	Position name	Duration
Collin County Bar Association	Member	2016 - Present

publications

Publication name	Title	Date
A Cup of Coffee with the Top Ten Personal Injury Attorneys in the United States	A Cup of Coffee with the Top Ten Personal Injury Attorneys in the United States	2014

education

School name	Degree	Graduated
University of Arkansas School of Law	JD - Juris Doctor	1999
Baylor University	BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration	1994

speaking engagements

Conference name	Title	Date
Panel Discussion with Fellows	Jury Trials During the Pandemic	2020

legal cases

Case name	Outcome
Former physician hires firm on personal injury case	After we filed suit, we received a recovery for our client in excess of $1 million.
SEP v. Centene, Inc., et al. Case No: 4:17-CV-00492	Our firm was hired a week before the beginning of trial. After a 3 week trial, the jury awarded our client $9.4 million in damages. The total judgment exceeded $10 million.
Curtis Burton v. Branta II, LLC, et al. Case No. 2015-50245	After we filed a Motion for Summary Judgment, the case against our clients was dismissed.
David Hotze v. IN Management, LLC et al, No 2016-36300 in Harris County's 61st District Court	After 5 weeks of trial, the jury found in Mr. Kennedy's client's favor and rejected all of the Plaintiffs' claims
Collin Kennedy successfully defends Oil Field Services Engineer from Fortune 500 Employer	After jury selection, the other side dimissed the case and my client did not pay a single cent. He was also allowed to go to work for the competitor of his choice.