News & Events
Mike Gibson and Carl David Medders article regarding Electronic Discovery in White Collar Cases was published in the Dallas Bar Association's Headnotes.
http://www.dallasbar.org/documents/HN0510_Final_Web.pdf
Tom Pappas and Craig Jett recently spoke at the "Survivor Trial Tactics" Seminar sponsored by The Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. They both spoke on trial and evidence issues in child abuse cases.
Mike Gibson and Tom Pappas were recognized again as Texas Best Lawyers for Criminal Defense.
Mike Gibson was recognized again as Texas Best Lawyer for White Collar Criminal Defense.
Craig Jett was selected as Chair of the Texas State Bar Criminal Justice Section
The Attorneys of Burleson Pate & Gibson welcome W. Pruitt Ashworth back to the firm. Pruitt specializes in civil litigation and transactions. He also specializes in construction and consumer law. He brings a wealth of experience and knowledge that will only enhance the already eminent civil section.
The Attorneys of Burleson Pate & Gibson welcome Russell Willson II to the firm. Russell is a Board Certified Criminal Law specialist. Mr. Wilson has successfully represented numerous individuals in numerous trials of serious criminal matters. His client centered and innovative approach is a great fit with the firm.
Tom Pappas, John Collins, Mike Gibson and Craig Jett were recognized again as Texas Superlawyers
Tom Pappas and Russell Wilson were reelected to the Board of Directors of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.
Craig Jett completes his term as President of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Mike Gibson was recognized as one of the Best Lawyers in America, making this his 27th consecutive year to be awarded that honor.
Mike Gibson and Carl David Medders through aggressive pretrial advocacy insured that their client received no jail time and was not ordered to forfeit millions of dollars. An article discussing the case can be found at: http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/feb/18/7-plead-guilty-2007-internet-pharmacy-case
San Diego Union Tribune article.pdf
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