Jeff Jury

Burns Anderson Jury & Brenner, LLP

PO Box 26300
Austin, TX 78755

Contact Jeff Jury

T: 512-338-5322

F: 512-338-5363

Visit: www.bajb.com

Practice areas: Alternative Dispute Resolution (40%), Construction Litigation (40%), Business/Corporate (20%)

Law School: Baylor Law School

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About Jeff Jury

Admitted: 1986, Texas

Special Licenses/Certifications: Distinguished Mediator, Texas Mediator Credentialing Association; Fellow, International Academy of Mediators; Associate Member, American Board of Trial Advocates

Bar/Professional Activity: Governing Council Member, State Bar of Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution Section (2008 -); President (2003-2004), Board Member (2001 -2008), Dispute Resolution Center; Official Case Digest Commentator (Alternative Dispute Resolution), TexasBarCLE.com Case Digest (2004 - Present).Working Group Member, American Bar Association Forum on the Construction Industry, Division 5 - Contract Negotiation, Performance and Administration (2005 - )

Scholarly Lectures and Writings: Adjunct Instructor, Alternative Dispute Resolution (POSI 5376), Texas State University Graduate Program in Legal Studies, 2006

Verdicts and Settlements: Witkowski, et. al. v. Brian, Fooshee & Young Properties, et. al., 181 S. W. 3d 824 (Tex. App. - Austin 2005, no pet. his.). Defense of summary judgment obtained in putative class action case alleging violations of "set-aside" requirements under Federal statutes governing the Affordable Housing Disposition Program. Rocha v. Faltys, 69 S. W. 3d 315 (Tex. App. - Austin 2002, no pet. his.). Defense of "no duty" summary judgment obtained in drowning case. Perry, et. al. v. S.N., et. al., 973 S.W. 2d 301 (Tex. 1998). Defense of summary judgment in case of first impression before Texas Supreme Court on question of whether provision of Texas Family Code requiring certain professionals to support suspected incidents of child abuse can be basis for negligence per se cause of action. Brandon v. American Sterilizer Co., 880 S.W. 2d 488 (Tex. App. -- Austin 1994, no writ). Defensive of favorable judgment and directed verdict in product liability case presenting issues regarding consumer standing under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

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