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Sommerman, McCaffity and Quesada announced that Sean McCaffity has joined the firm as a named partner. Mr. McCaffity is a trial attorney with both big and small firm experience, primarily representing plaintiffs in complex commercial litigation. He also handles cases involving business fraud, audit malpractice, fiduciary litigation, director and officer liability, fraudulent transfer and whistleblower litigation.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority said it will consider requiring brokerage firms to carry insurance to cover the payment of arbitration awards to investors. Finra is a Wall Street self-regulator that oversees brokerage firms.
Al Ellis, Of Counsel at Sommerman & Quesada, L.L.P., will be honored by the Dallas Bar Association at the 21st Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon as the recipient of the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Justice Award.
The North Texas Tollway Authority recently announced that it completed all the recommendations from a sweeping independent county review, earning praise from Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins and others. But one prominent politician, Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, remains skeptical of just how much progress NTTA has made.
George “Tex” Quesada, of Dallas firm Sommerman & Quesada, L.L.P., was named the recipient of the 2012 Gene Cavin Award for Excellence in Continuing Education.
From time to time, we’ve been bringing you updates on the single greatest lawsuit ever filed in Dallas County: the Liberty County couple suing “Angel,” a self-proclaimed psychic (as if there’s any other kind) and a host of media outlets over reports they had a bunch of bodies buried.
At its Annual Board and Membership Meeting in Austin, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA) installed Baylor Law School alumnus and Dallas lawyer George “Tex” Quesada as its 2010 president.
2L Todd Smith won Best Petitioner’s Brief at the John Marshall International Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition in Chicago held Oct. 24-26, 2013.
If not for the guidance of Charles Knerr, Andrew Sommerman might not have graduated from UTA, much less law school. Sommerman’s decision to complete his college education and law degree culminated in his own Dallas-based law practice.
