Overview
Marla Broaddus is an advocate and problem solver. Whether a
business or individual, her goal is to serve each client in a way that
meets their unique needs and goals. She is an experienced litigator,
representing clients in state and federal courts in every stage of
litigation, from pre-trial investigation and discovery to trial and the
appellate stages. Drawing upon her experiences in litigation, she
understands the goals of trial counsel and knows how to assist in
presenting a compelling case while also preparing the case for the
appellate stage. She has extensive experience in complex oil and gas
litigation and appeals, including class action matters across the country,
and she often represents individuals and companies in easement and
other property disputes.
Honors & Recognitions
Best Lawyers in America, Commercial Litigation, 2020–present
Texas Super Lawyers, Business Litigation, 2021-present
Experience
Represents clients in complex commercial litigation and appeals, including class-action matters
Devises written and oral advocacy strategies for matters in trial and appellate courts
Participates in all aspects of pre-trial and trial preparation
Manages legal teams assembled to handle complex class-action suits and multi-party claims
Practice Areas
Education
University of Texas School of Law, J.D.1997 (The Review of Litigation, Editor)
University of Texas, History, 1994 (Top Ten Senior)
Court admissions
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth, Sixth, and Tenth Circuits
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern, Southern and Western Districts of Texas
- U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eatern District of Texas