H. Ronald Welsh

is a Lawyer in Houston, TX

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Peer Rating 5/5.0AV®Preeminent

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Areas of Law


  • Civil Litigation
  • Complex and Multi-District Litigation
  • Mass Torts
  • Class Actions
  • Securities
  • Corporate Law
  • Business Litigation
  • Commercial Litigation
  • False Claims Act
  • Products Liability
  • Professional Liability
  • Torts
  • Personal Injury
  • Property Law
  • Energy
  • RICO
  • Wills
  • Estate Planning
  • Tax Litigation

Contact Information

Currently Employed At Eight Greenway Plaza, Suite 1120
Houston, TX 77046

Overall Peer Rating

5 out of 5

  • Meets Very High Criteria of General Ethical Standards
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Experience & Credentials

Admission Details1975, Texas; U.S. District Court, Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas and U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth and Eleventh Circuits
EducationNorthwestern University, B.S.; University of Texas at Austin, J.D.
Additional Bio DetailsOrder of the Coif. Phi Delta Phi Scholar. Clarion DeWitt Hardy Scholar, Northwestern University. Note Editor, Texas Law Review, 1973-1974. Author and Lecturer: ""Professional Liability," Houston Bar Association Institute; "Damages and Other Remedies in Business Litigation," Annual Advanced Civil Trial Course, State Bar of Texas; "Medical Malpractice in Texas," Baylor Medical School Cardiology Fellows, St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital Cardiology Hospital Cardiology Service, St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital; "Business Litigation: Attorney and Accountant Perspectives," Houston Bar Association-Houston Foundation of the Texas Society of CPA's; "Pre-Trial Discovery," Federal Bar Association, South Texas College of Law; "Medico-Legal Problems in Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery," Houston Cardiology Society; "Damages," Annual Advanced Personal Injury Course, South Texas College of Law; "Choosing and Courting a Jury," State Bar of Texas, South Texas College of Law; "Corporations-Sale of Control-Possibility of Looting Not Foreseeable to Seller," 51 Texas Law Review 1234; "European Economic Community Law versus United Kingdom Law: A Doctrinal Dilemma," 53 Texas Law Review 1032; "Damages and Other Remedies in Civil Litigation," Advanced Civil Trial Course; "Damages in Personal Injury Actions," Advanced Personal Injury Course. Instructor and Team Leader, Trial Advocacy Program, Louisiana State University. Former Special Disciplinary Trust Counsel, State Bar of Texas; Past Member and Administration of the Rules of Evidence Committee, State Bar of Texas. Former Chair, Medical Malpractice Committee, Texas Association of Defense Counsel. Former Editor, Texas Medical Malpractice Newsletter. National Advisory Counsel, Northwestern University School of Speech. Life Fellow, Houston Bar Foundation. Sustaining Life Fellow, Texas Bar Foundation. Keeton Fellow, University of Texas School of Law.

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