Sometimes, all it takes to become a victorious lawyer is knowing a lot about one area of the law. An Austin lawyer can make that claim, after winning a significant oil and gas law victory on his first trip to the Texas Supreme Court. He made his first trip to the high court when he appealed a unanimous decision from Austin's 3rd Court of Appeals in Railroad Commission of Texas and Pioneer Exploration Ltd. v. Texas Citizens for a Safe Future and Clean Water, et al.
April 04, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Sometimes, all it takes to become a victorious lawyer is knowing a lot about one area of the law. David Gross can make that claim, after winning a significant oil and gas law victory on his first trip to the Texas Supreme Court.
Gross, a partner in Austin’s Gross & Nelson, has been an energy lawyer since 1981, representing oil and gas producers in trial courts and administrative law proceedings and handling their appeals when necessary.
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