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Licensed in Texas for 22 years
State: Texas
Acquired: 2003
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Location
Hughes & Luce LLP
1717 Main Street Suite 2800, Dallas, TX, 75201-7342
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Experience
Work Experience
2004 - Present
Associate, Hughes & Luce
2003 - 2004
Briefing Attorney, Supreme Court of Texas
Associations
2005 - Present
Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, Judiciary CommitteeVice-Chairman
Dallas Bar Association
Member
Dallas Bar Association
Vice-Chair
Dallas Association of Young Lawyers
Member
Education
2003
Texas Tech University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor (Summa Cum Laude)
1998
University of Texas, Austin
Bachelor of Journalism with Honors
Speaking Engagements
2006
Dallas Bar Association Judiciary Committee
Reducing the 'Daunting Finality' of Arbitration Awards: Crafting an Appellate Option
2006
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Reducing the 'Daunting Finality' of Arbitration Awards: Crafting an Appellate Option
2004
Annual Texas Higher Education Law Conference
What to Expect During the Next Legislative Session
Publications
2006
Executive Legal Adviser
Pros and Cons of Deferred Prosecution Agreements
2005
Texas Tech Lawyer
From the Newsroom to the Courtroom
2005
National Law Journal
Assessing the Risks of Sharing Internal Investigations
2004
Supreme Court of Texas Justice
Supreme Court Update Supplement