Anna Wentzel – Promotion to Partner

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Congratulations to Anna Wentzel who was promoted to Partner on April 1st. Anna has been an incredible part of our team, providing top service to our clients, who have expressed positive feedback on her behalf. Anna is a great team player, always willing to jump in and assist. We truly appreciate Anna’s grace, integrity, diligence and synergy, in her work product and in her relationships with our team and clients. “I am honored to be promoted to Partner and greatly appreciate the opportunity.  I have the privilege of getting to work alongside a group of incredible people daily, while we zealously advocate for our clients. I look forward to this next phase at Cox P.L.L.C.” – Anna Wentzel

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Cox P.L.L.C. is excited to announce the opening of our San Antonio office

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Cox P.L.L.C. is excited to announce the opening of our San Antonio office, located at 200 Austin Highway, Suite 302, in the Alamo Heights area of San Antonio! We are proud to announce that we have four locations: Dallas, Houston, Tulsa, and now San Antonio! This new location will expand our reach in Central and South Texas, advancing our mission to serve clients with top-tier legal services anytime, anywhere!

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Bryan Korri Promoted To San Antonio Managing Partner

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Cox PLLC is excited to announce the promotion of Bryan Korri to San Antonio Managing Partner. Bryan joined our team in December 2023 and has proven to be valued asset to our team and clients. He has continued to exhibit great work ethic and a commitment to the firm. Bryan is a prime example of one who follows our core values: Grace, Integrity, Diligence, and Synergy. “I am extremely excited and humbled to be promoted to Managing Partner of the San Antonio office. I look forward to this great opportunity that Clint Cox and the Cox PLLC team have provided me with, and I look forward to representing the Firm to the high standards set by Clint and expected by everyone working at Cox PLLC. The work culture provided by the Firm is second to no other company, and the work structure fosters a positive work-life balance.” – Bryan Korri

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Congratulations to Partner Lauren Lopez

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Congratulations to Partner Lauren Lopez who obtained a complete dismissal of all claims against a client! This was a premises liability case in Dallas County, and there was conflicting case law allowing the Judge to rule either way.  There was a policy limits demand prior to mediation.  Instead of settling, Lauren argued her Motion and the Plaintiff’s claims against the client were dismissed with prejudice.

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STEPHEN SMALL PROMOTED TO PARTNER

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We are very pleased to announce the promotion of Stephen Small to Partner. Stephen is under the leadership of Jennifer Kelley, Director of Coverage. “I am deeply honored to be promoted to partner. This is a significant milestone in my career, and I am profoundly grateful for the support and guidance I have received from both my colleagues and mentors. Becoming a partner is both a privilege and a responsibility that I embrace wholeheartedly. I am excited to embark on this next chapter with our team of talented professionals to navigate challenges, strengthen client relationships, and contribute to the firm’s continued excellence.” – Stephen Small

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RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM ALIVE AND WELL: FEDERAL JUDGE GRANTS SUMMARY JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF COX PLLC’S CLIENTS

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(Galveston, Texas) – A federal district court judge in the Southern District of Texas, Galveston Division, granted summary judgment in favor of Cox PLLC’s clients involving a collision between a sailboat and yacht in Galveston Bay. The sole issue in the case was whether the owner of the sailboat could recover, on top of the cost of repairs, damages for the vessel’s diminution in value. Tracy Freeman, Cox’s Houston office managing partner, argued the sailboat owner could not recover such damages. The sailboat owner’s request for diminution in value damages, Freeman argued, was subject to, and limited by, the maritime maxim of restitutio in integrum, the longstanding doctrine that recoverable damages from a vessel collision are limited to the cost of necessary repairs. Opposing counsel argued that restitutio in integrum was not crystal clear and applying it to a pleasure boat would lead to an inequitable result. The federal judge disagreed. In granting Cox PLLCs clients’ motion for summary judgment, the federal court recognized that restitutio in integrum, a maxim that goes back to 1882 in the United Supreme Court opinion, The Potomac, remains alive and well today in the Fifth Circuit. The Court noted in its order that a …

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