There is no substitute for a twenty-five (25) year career of courtroom advocacy, vast insurance industry knowledge, and a fierce willingness to try cases.
A reminder to prospective clients, spinning marketing tales on social media is unlike achieving successful outcomes in court, so make sure that before you hire a lawyer you ensure that they have real world trial experience and can bring value to your case based on both skill and reputation. The lawyers of the Moye Law Firm have both.
A proud member of ABOTA, Will has tried cases from the state’s largest venues (Harris, Dallas, Bexar, and Travis Counties) to one of the smallest (Glasscock County – pop. 1,141). He has tried cases in oil & gas drilling sectors with heavy transportation involvement (Midland, Ector, Reeves, and Brazos Counties) and downstream refining locations (Nueces, Jefferson, Galveston, and Orange Counties). He has tried cases and litigated complex personal injury claims in each of the state’s four (4) federal districts. In short, Will has Texas covered.
In fact, no other lawyer in Texas has the experience of trying the “worst of the worst” catastrophic injury cases now for injured Texans but formerly for corporate defendants. If there was a high stakes catastrophic injury case in Texas in the last five (5) years, someone hired or tried to hire Will to defend it, which makes his firm an exception to all the rest.
Will was lead trial counsel for several petrochemical refinery explosions with numerous catastrophic injuries which were brought as MDLs or similar multi-claim consolidation. He has served as lead trial counsel on countless transportation claims involving energy companies, national interstate trucking companies, truck brokers, shippers, and third-party logistics companies. He has also tried a host of product liability claims for defective design, manufacturing, and marketing with burns and traumatic brain injury as notable injuries.
In his former life as defense counsel, Will was trusted as the lawyer for local legends and icons like the Houston Astros and Jim “Mattress Mac” McIngvale. Will also represented world-wide companies including Ford Motor Company, Volvo, Land Rover, Toyota, Michelin, Polaris, ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Shell Oil Company.
Courtroom skills aside, one of the virtues Will brings to the Plaintiff’s side is a unique understanding of the world-wide excess insurance market. Will was regularly asked to monitor catastrophic claims for the London and Bermuda insurance markets where their insurance attachments can exceed $100,000,000. Few attorneys know how the intra-tower relationships by the constructed insurance layers and quota share allocations work as a combined insuring unit and how they manage high-exposure litigation better than Will. He knows how they think. He knows the pressure points. He knows the re-insurance scheme and hierarchy related to claims. And he knows how they react to policy-limit or Stowers demands and how they view their equitable subrogation rights against insurers down the stack. Frankly, Will knows what the excess insurance market needs to see to settle a case.
