Jeremy A. Fielding, P.C.

Plaintiffs

• Obtained a multi-hundred-million-dollar jury verdict for Energy Transfer Partners in a stolen partnership opportunity case. The verdict following a five-week trial was one of the largest in the United States in 2014, and culminated in the largest civil judgment in Dallas County history.
• A $30+ million judgment in favor of his clients following a three-week fraud trial involving the purchase of an oil waste disposal facility.
• Following a two-week jury trial, a $25 million morning-of-closing-argument settlement in favor of his clients in an oil-and-gas partnership dispute.
• An eve-of-trial settlement valued in excess of $90 million in a fraudulent transfer adversary proceeding filed in bankruptcy court against the owners of a defunct real estate development company.
• A $7.3 million judgment in favor of his oil services company client in a breach of contract claim.
• Represented three executives in suits against a former employer involving equity options worth in excess of $60 million. The cases settled before trial for a confidential amount.
• A $10+ million settlement in a theft of trade secrets case involving his steel products distribution company client.

Defendants

• AMLI/BPMT Towne Square Partnership — Trial counsel for AMLI/BPMT Towne Square Partnership and related entities in a multi-million dollar real estate transaction dispute before the 295th District Court of Harris County, Texas. Successfully defeated several claims prior to trial with dispositive motions, secured a favorable, unanimous jury verdict on the remaining claim after a two-week trial and secured a unanimous jury verdict awarding the company its reasonable attorney’s fees incurred in litigating the case. 
• Secured a jury verdict in favor of client NextEra Energy after a two-week trial, finding NextEra’s $2 billion Horse Hollow Wind Facility was not a nuisance.
• Obtained a jury finding and judgment in favor of a beverage technology company accused of breach of fiduciary duty, following a two-week trial.
• Won a take-nothing judgment in a two-week arbitration in which Jeremy’s client was accused of fraud in connection with a its sale of a medical imaging business.
• Won a high-profile injunction trial on behalf of real estate development client Red Development involving an adjacent landowner to enjoin the construction of a $300 million mixed use development known as “The Union” in Uptown Dallas.
• Currently, defending a client in a lawsuit alleging product defects and fraud in connection with the sale of a $65M multi-family project.

Partner, Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst LLP, 2005–2019

Attorney, Baker Botts, LLP, 2004–2005