Attorney Profile

Qualifications

Licensed, California Supreme Court, 1994
Licensed, Texas Supreme Court, 1995
Admitted, United States Federal Court, Northern District, Texas
Admitted, United States Federal Court, Central District, California
Admitted, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Member, North Dallas Bar Association

Education

University of Southern California, B.S. Business Administration, 1991
Whittier Law School, Los Angeles, J.D., 1994

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Dallas, Texas 75231
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