Cornell Douglas Curtis

Cornell Douglas Curtis

also known as Cory Curtis

Judicial

About Cornell

Licenses

Licensed in Texas for 27 years

State: Texas

Acquired: 1998

Judicial

No misconduct found

Experience

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Honors

2016

Distinguished, Martindale-Hubbell

Work Experience

2012 - Present

County Attorney, Wilbarger County

2006 - Present

Attorney, Cornell D. Curtis, P.C.

1998 - 2006

Partner, Killion & Curtis, LLP

Associations

2012 - Present

Texas District and County Attorneys Association

2006 - Present

46th Judicial District Bar Association

Education

1998

Texas Tech University School of Law

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)

1994

Abilene Christian University

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Languages

English

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