- Alma J. Aguirre
- Katy Merrill Andre
- Carole S. Anhalt
- Courtney Culver Baker
- Adam H. Bell
- Stephen Bres
- Zoe Bubier
- Thomas H. Burton, III
- Giorgio “George” Caflisch
- Victor L. Cardenas Jr.
- Adam B. Chambers
- Ben Connally
- Casey Craft
- Steve C. Dollinger
- Kimberley L. Doom
- Clint Dye
- Stephanie F. Erhart
- Amanda J. Flanagan
- Dalby Fleming
- Steven O. Grubbs
- Christina “Tina” E. Gutierrez
- James W. Karel
- Henry C. A. List, Jr.
- Travis Livermore
- Steven Loomis
- Cade Lunsford
- Dawn A. Moore
- Brent Myklebust
- Timothy L. Nebel
- David Oh
- George P. Pappas
- Samuel Perez
- Lara M. Price
- Carolyn K. Rangel
- J. Parker Short
- Jana H. Taylor
- Larissa A. Wakelin
- Ann Pate Watson
- Christene Wood
- Justin T. Woods
- David A. Wright
- Michael J. Yanochik
Christene Wood
Ms. Wood devotes much of her practice to the representation of insurance carriers against allegations of breach of contract, “bad faith”, and violations of the Texas Insurance Code and Deceptive Trade Practices Act. Her representation of both domestic and surplus lines carriers includes both commercial and personal lines policies, as well as third-party coverage disputes. Ms. Wood’s experience includes the resolution of large and small losses pertaining to claims involving property damages and business interruption.
She also handles casualty claims stemming from allegations of construction defects, premises liability, products liability, personal injury, and commercial litigation.
Community Activities
Past Co-Chair Houston Bar Association’s Juvenile Consequences Committee
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Education
- University of Houston Law Center, J.D., 2003
- Stephen F. Austin State University, 1989
Legal Memberships
- Houston Bar Association
- Wholesale and Specialty Insurance Association (WSIA)
Honors and Awards
- Selected to Super Lawyers 2017-2018 as a top rated insurance coverage attorney in Houston, Texas.
- Selected as Super Lawyers of Texas 2018 Top Women for insurance
- Received the Texas Law Fellowship’s Excellence in Public Interest Award 2015 for work in connection with the pro bono representation of a juvenile in a landmark case resulting in significant changes in juvenile justice in Texas. The award was presented by Professor Michele Deitch, a professor with the UT Law School at a ceremony hosted by Bill and Stephanie Whitehurst.
Admissions
United States District Court for the Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Districts of Texas
