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Molly is a highly strategic and client-focused trial lawyer with extensive experience in complex litigation within the energy sector. With a deep understanding of both the procedural and substantive aspects of legal issues, Molly excels at navigating disputes involving oil and gas matters, construction projects, and industrial accidents.
Her versatility spans all phases of litigation, from early-stage case development to aggressive courtroom advocacy. Molly’s personalized approach ensures that she fully understands her clients’ needs, allowing her to provide tailored, business-oriented solutions that minimize the risks and costs of litigation. She is equally skilled at resolving disputes outside the courtroom through effective negotiations, but when litigation is necessary, Molly tirelessly defends her clients’ interests before state and federal courts, as well as regional governing agencies.
Molly has successfully represented a diverse range of clients, including oil and gas operators, oil service companies, non-operators, and landowners—both as plaintiffs and defendants. Her experience in trying cases across Texas, combined with her deep knowledge of industry-specific regulations, allows her to offer both effective risk mitigation strategies and vigorous courtroom advocacy.
Throughout her career, Molly has demonstrated strong leadership abilities and a commitment to cultivating talent within the legal profession. She is passionate about continuing professional growth and education, frequently presenting on current litigation topics and sharing her strategies with peers. Additionally, Molly plays a key role in mentoring the next generation of lawyers, contributing to summer associate programs, and fostering an environment of learning and professional development.
Whether developing strategies to prevent legal issues or advocating for clients in high-stakes litigation, Molly’s comprehensive legal insight and client-centered approach make her a trusted advisor and advocate in the energy sector.