Carrington Coleman
Alex More is an experienced legal professional currently serving as the Head of Litigation and a Partner at Carrington Coleman since 2008, specializing in representing public and private companies, their owners, directors, and officers in complex litigation and disputes involving fraud, fiduciary duties, and contract obligations. Prior experience includes work as an Associate focusing on arbitration and trial, corporate governance, and various types of litigation. Additionally, Alex More serves as Director for the Dallas Urban Debate Alliance and has experience as a National Institute in Forensics Instructor, providing policy debate instruction. Academic credentials include a J.D. from The University of Texas School of Law and a B.A. in Anthropology and English from The University of Texas at Austin.
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Carrington Coleman
Carrington Coleman offers the sophistication and resources of a large firm and the client focus and value of a boutique firm. Our commitment is to deliver exceptional work product and measurable value to our clients. Our practice is diverse, and we are engaged in virtually all areas of business-oriented law with an emphasis on several broad groups: ► Securities and Director and Officer defense, representing the directors and officers and broker dealers in a wide range of matters including the most cutting-edge and high-profile litigation throughout the country; ► Professional malpractice, including representing the most prominent law firms in the region in major litigation brought by clients and others; ► Construction litigation, representing private and public owners, lenders, design professionals, contractors, and subcontractors; ► General business litigation and arbitration, representing clients in a range of matters including the most complex and serious disputes, and; ► Energy, real estate and general business transactions, serving individuals, businesses, and financial institutions by providing solutions to complex business, corporate, and real estate problems, with a focus on capital formation, mergers and acquisitions, commercial development, and corporate governance.