Larry oversees the firm’s Mass Torts, Criminal, Employment and Civil Rights practice areas as well as leads our community involvement efforts. While Larry is active daily in Mass Tort litigation he continues to play a role in client communications, and those cases that involve everyday folks. He is an active coach in youth sports and sits on a number of diverse community stakeholder entities.
Between growing up in Duval County Florida and Harris County Texas (3rd Ward, Acers Homes, Greenspoint) and raising his kids in rural Texas, Larry has gained an appreciation for those who struggle for a sense of fairness. From the client in Urban America seeking to be heard to the small town Rural American wanting fairness, it all resonates with Larry's need and desire to fight for them.
Having once needed a lawyer to represent him against a goliath of a corporation, he understands the complexities and care needed to make sure his clients are informed and made comfortable during the most vulnerable time of their lives.
Larry graduated from Texas A&M University, College Station in 1994, and received his Juris Doctorate from Thurgood Marshal School of Law in 2008. He was recognized as a Top 40 Under 40 Lawyer in 2013 and is a Super Lawyer - Rising Star.
Outside of work, Larry spends time with his wife and three children, volunteering with youth organizations, scuba diving, cooking a wide variety of local and international dishes, fishing and working on his land.
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