Contributor: Amy Leila Prueger
Amy Prueger focuses on appellate, commercial, and regulatory litigation. Having clerked for the Texas Supreme Court and worked in large and specialty-practice law firms, she has vast experience representing clients in business disputes and protecting them in the event of appeal. She is also experienced in arguing cases in state courts of appeals, as well as the Texas Supreme Court, and has handled complex arbitrations from the initial filing of the complaint through post-hearing matters.
Email: aprueger@clarkhill.com
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Contributor: Daniel Olds
Email: dolds@clarkhill.com
Daniel Olds represents public and private entities in a wide variety of litigation from its inception through the appellate process. He has extensive experience advocating for clients in both state and federal courts. Daniel’s experience includes litigating commercial disputes, constitutional issues, employment claims, and issues involving sovereign and governmental immunity. He also has appellate experience includes litigating cases in almost every Texas intermediate appellate courts, as well as the Texas Supreme Court. He is a former briefing attorney for a Texas intermediate appellate court, giving him unique insight into the appellate process in Texas.
Contributor: Elizabeth Griffin
Email: lgriffin@clarkhill.com
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Elizabeth Griffin helps clients in a variety of industries resolve commercial disputes and appeals in every step of the litigation process, focusing on procedural and complex liability issues. She regularly provides advice on procedural aspects of state and federal litigation spanning from pre-suit investigation to appellate issues, counseling clients on a variety of substantive issues, including contract and statutory interpretation, contractual indemnity, tortious interference, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and defamation. She has represented businesses in litigation involving complex commercial contract disputes, intellectual property, business torts, labor and employment, franchise, product liability, and environmental disputes.
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