Young Pickett & Lee

Profile

Founded in 1971, The Law Offices of Young, Pickett & Lee brings four decades of experience to bear on its work in complex civil litigation. This full-service firm frequently partners with major law firms based on the East and West Coasts to represent clients in the federal courts in Northeast Texas and Southwest Arkansas. The attorneys at Young, Pickett & Lee take pride in congratulating firm founder Damon Young on his fifth consecutive nomination to the Texas Super Lawyers® list.

CONCENTRATION

The firm concentrates in business and commercial litigation, which includes antitrust; patent infringement; trademark, trade secret or copyright infringement; and securities fraud class-action cases.

LOCAL PRESENCE, NATIONAL CASES

The Eastern District of Texas continues to see a concentration of major complex civil cases in the federal courts, principally in the areas of intellectual property and antitrust. Young, Pickett & Lee serves as local counsel for Fortune 500 companies, foreign companies, and major East and West Coast law firms with cases in the local courts. “In 43 years of law practice, we've tried a lot of cases and have a lot of experience,” says Young. “We're capable of providing whatever services lawyers require. We're willing to take on as little or as much of the cases as they want us to.”

DEDICATED TEAM

Young has been listed in each edition of The Best Lawyers in America since 1991 and is a fellow in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. A trial team consisting of two talented and hard working partners shares Young's caseload: John Pickett and Lance Lee, quality lawyers who have devoted their careers to helping the firm's clients. “I am extremely proud of these individuals, all of whom have achieved distinction in their profession,” says Young. “Their commitment, creativity and passion, as well as their willingness to work as a team, is what I appreciate most. Everyone here, including our dedicated and experienced staff, shares responsibility for our history of success.”

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