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Author, “Where Do I Start in Drafting a Civil Jury Charge?” Dallas Bar Association Headnotes, (March 2014).Speaker, “28 th Annual Advanced Civil Appellate Practice Course: Civil Appellate Practice 101: Messing with the Appellant,” State Bar of Texas, (September 2014).Author, “Interlocutory Appeals,” State Bar of Texas, 40 th Annual Advanced Civil Trial, (July, August, October 2017).Lifetime Member of the Friends of the ACU Library.Lifetime Member of the Southern Poverty Law Center.Member of the Appellate Section of the State Bar of Texas.Board Certified, Civil Appellate Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization (1992 – present).Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings ™ system – AV Preeminent ® 5.0 out of 5 Peer Review Rated.Texas Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, as published in Texas Super Lawyers Magazine – Appellate (2003-2010).Best Lawyers in America – Appellate Practice (2020-2023).Oklahoma Christian College (B.A., 1982).The University of Texas School of Law (J.D., 1985).

Southern Methodist University Perkins School of Theology (M.T.S., 2002).Obtaining a writ of mandamus against a court of appeals to vacate its order lifting a stay. In re Geomet Recycling LLC, 578 S.W.3d 82 (Tex.Reversing a $40 million summary judgement against client. that client’s terms and conditions were adopted as contract terms through email offer and acceptance. Reversing take-nothing judgement and rendering judgement for client on note and guarantee. Seminal case establishing principle that litigation conduct can waive arbitration. Since 1990 he has acted as ASCAP’s local litigation counsel in the federal courts in Texas. He has significant experience advising about collecting or enforcing judgements and about supersedeas matters during the appeal.

STACY DO IT BEST TRIAL

He also routinely consults with trial counsel on the preparation of their case – analyzing causes of action and defenses, amending pleadings, revising proposed orders, drafting proposed jury charges, preparing the pretrial order, arguing the jury charge conference, and drafting post-verdict motions – and handling petitions for writ of mandamus on an emergency basis. Stacy handles appeals in all the Texas appellate courts, in various other states’ appellate courts, and in U.S. He has handled appeals in a wide variety of commercial and corporate litigation matters, with significant experience in contracts, business torts, bankruptcy, the oil and gas industry, and commercial transactions. He understands that a successful appeal requires cooperation with your trial counsel, a detailed review of the trial record, and a conservative analysis of the potential legal issues to successfully frame the case for appellate judges. Stacy Obenhaus has nearly four decades of experience as an appellate lawyer.

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