Stephen E. "Steve" Fox - Lawyer in Dallas, TX

Stephen E. "Steve" Fox - Lawyer in Dallas, TX
2200 Ross Avenue, 20th Floor,
Dallas, TX 75201

About the lawyer

Stephen E. "Steve" Fox is an excellent lawyer from Dallas, TX. Attorney Stephen E. "Steve" Fox works in an office located at 2200 Ross Avenue, 20th Floor, Dallas, TX 75201. Dallas lawyer Jared K. Miller will help you solve all issues in the following areas of law: Employment Law - Management, Litigation - Labor and Employment, Labor, Employment and Employee Benefits, Employment Litigation, Employment Law, Employment Discrimination Law, Improper Fetal Monitoring During Labor, Labor Law - Management, Labor Law - Union Dallas, TX. Stephen E. "Steve" Fox is the best lawyer in Dallas, Texas state!

Stephen E. Fox is a partner in the firm's Labor and Employment and Business Trials Practice Groups in the firm's Dallas office.

Steve has spent more than 25 years in boardrooms and courtrooms acting as a trusted advisor and litigation advocate for clients?from Fortune 500 corporations to entrepreneurs?in complicated and often high-profile business and employment disputes. Consistently recognized by peers and clients in state and national surveys as a go-to courtroom advocate, Steve is the only lawyer in Texas to be inducted as a Fellow into the nationally-prestigious College of Labor and Employment Lawyers and selected by his peers as one of the top 100 attorneys in Texas.

Steves advice/counseling and trial practice is focused on complex business and employment litigation. His business litigation experience includes trying cases involving:

  • Theft of intellectual property
  • Breaches of contract and fiduciary duties
  • Business torts (fraud, unfair competition, defamation)
  • Corporate espionage
  • Whistleblowing and qui tam actions
  • Securities fraud

One of Steves cases is enshrined in the Texas Jury Trial Hall of Fame. In that case, Steve led the trial effort of a renowned computer-game developer and company executive against one of the worlds largest video game publishers for breaching a stock option agreement, securing a jury verdict of $28 million (and a judgment of $32 million). The National Law Journal identified the award as one of the Top Verdicts in the country.

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