Chase Cobb is a commercial litigator whose practice focuses on complex disputes. He has represented clients in high-stakes matters ranging from bet-the-company antitrust cases to innovative constitutional challenges, approaching every case with intense focus and creativity. Mr. Cobb believes the hallmark of a good attorney is how well he listens – striving to understand the details of clients’ businesses and their unique goals so that he can guide them to the best solutions tailored to their needs.
Mr. Cobb has achieved remarkable results for his clients. For example, he was part of the trial team that secured a judgment exceeding $94 million in a complex oil-and-gas case. And on the defense side, he has secured early dismissals of claims, avoiding the expense of protracted litigation. Mr. Cobb handles cases at both the trial and appellate level and frequently serves as local counsel to out-of-state attorneys, advising on the intricacies of practice in both federal and state courts in Texas.
Mr. Cobb draws on his experience as a former associate with a major international law firm and as a judicial law clerk for Judge Sean D. Jordan of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
I have loved reading since before I knew how to read. What began as the joy of a bedtime story grew into a deep and abiding pleasure in works ranging from nineteenth-century Russian novels to English Romantic poetry.
My idea of the perfect Saturday is tea and board games with my wife.
I believe the written word is more important in the world of modern technology, not less so. Our ability to sift the onslaught of digital information and navigate the endless demands on our allegiances and attentions depends on the critical faculties developed through writing.
More About Chase T. Cobb
Chase grew up outside Memphis, Tennessee before moving to Virginia for law school. He currently lives in Oak Lawn with his wife, Aundrea, and son, Christopher. His family attends Eastside Community Church and can be found on the weekends exploring the Oak Point Nature Preserve in Plano.
