Noted Houston Attorney James Edward Maloney Launches New Trial Firm
HOUSTON, June 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Longtime Houston trial lawyer James Edward "Jim" Maloney has established his own law office to represent businesses and individuals seeking successful resolutions of commercial disputes through trial or arbitration.
During his professional career, Mr. Maloney has tried more than 100 cases to verdict and brought thousands of others to favorable conclusions for clients ranging from multinational energy and pharmaceutical companies to oilman and investor T. Boone Pickens. He is regularly recognized in peer-review attorney guides for his litigation skills.
"What I offer is trial work – dispute resolution – which includes arbitration and mediation as well as trials," Mr. Maloney says. "I love trying cases and have enormous respect for the jury system. It is a shame that so few lawyers these days actually have had the experience of trying cases."
Mr. Maloney says his new practice will allow him to avoid the types of disqualifying conflicts that frequently emerge at large law firms. To learn more about his work, please visit: http://jamesedwardmaloney.com/profile/.
Most recently, Mr. Maloney was a partner at the law firm of Andrews Kurth, LLP. He began his career at Baker Botts, LLP where he spent 35 years, including leading the firm's Securities Litigation section. He has experience handling a wide variety of legal matters in many different business sectors.
Mr. Maloney is included in Chambers USA lawyers guide for his work in securities litigation. He has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America since 2001 and was recognized in that publication as Houston Securities Litigator of the Year for 2013. He is routinely included in Texas Super Lawyers.
About James Edward Maloney
James Edward Maloney is a trial lawyer who handles all aspects of trial, from witness preparation to verdict. He also represents clients in arbitration and mediation proceedings. His has tried cases arising out of mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings and shareholder disputes, director and officer liability issues, non-competition agreements, trade secrets, taxation, trusts and estates, antitrust, health care, ERISA and product liability. When negotiations fail and a case is on its way to trial or arbitration, it might be time to consider hiring a trial lawyer. For more information visit, http://jamesedwardmaloney.com/.
For more information, please contact Kit Frieden at 800-559-4534 or [email protected].
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