David T. Marks

Government, Mediation
10000 Memorial Drive, Suite 760
Houston, Texas 77024


Government

Admitted

1978, Texas

Law School

South Texas College of Law, J.D., 1977

Law School Graduation Year

1977

College

University of Texas at Austin, B.A., 1974

Memberships

Houston Bar Association; State Bar of Texas; Texas Trial Lawyers Association (Associate Director, 1992; Committees: Medical Malpractice; Political); The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Chairman, 1990; Member, Nursing Home Litigation Section, Discovery Abuse Committee).

Biographical

Lecturer: Utilization of Analytical Matrix Configurations to Measure Care Potentials: A System for Evaluating Quality of Care in the Long-Term Facility, Special Committee on Aging, United States Senate, Ninety-Eighth Congress, 1983; Trial of Nursing Home Neglect Case, Medicaid Fraud Source Book, National Medicaid Fraud Training Conference, 1986; Verdict and Settlement Expectancy in a Nursing Home Malpractice Case, Southern Trial Lawyers of America, Winter Convention Reference Material, 1990; Nursing Home Litigation Exchange-Litigation Report, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention, 1991; To Sue or Not To Sue: Evaluating and Pleading Nursing Home Malpractice Cases, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention, 1991; Nursing Home Litigation Report, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention, 1996. Instructor: Identifying and Attacking Improper Answers to Request for Admission, State Bar of Texas, Advanced Evidence and Discovery Course, November 16-17, 1989; What the Hearsay Rule Really Means, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Course, November 1991; Damages Voir Dire in Nursing Home Cases, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Voir Dire Seminar, December 5-6, 1991; To Sue or Not To Sue: The Decisional Process of a Lawyer, Eighty-Sixth Annual Scientific Assembly of the Southern Medical Association, November 12-15,1992; Maximizing Recovery of Actual Damages, American Trial Lawyers Annual Convention, August 1-5, 1993; Recognizing and Combating Standard Defenses in a Nursing Home Case, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, 1994; Litigating the Nursing Home Neglect Case, Elder Law Institute, April 1995; Litigating Old and New Issues in Nursing Home Cases, State Bar of Texas Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, March 1997; New Issues in Litigating Nursing Home Cases, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Today's Lawyer is a Lean, Mean, Fighting Machine, May 1998; Closing Arguments: Punitive Damages, Meally Publications, January 25,

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