Alexander B. Klein, III Principal Attorney At The Firm

Education

• B.S. in Political Science, The University of Texas at Austin, 1988
• J.D., South Texas College of Law, 1991

Professional Information

• Partner, The Klein Law Firm, Houston, Texas
• Board Certified, Personal Injury Trial Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization
• U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
• U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
• Licensed in Texas and Colorado
• Texas Pattern Jury Charges Committee, Malpractice, Premises and Products: 2001-2017, 2019-Present

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Memberships

• State Bar of Texas
• State Bar of Colorado

Publications and Presentations

Course Director:

• Evaluating, Negotiating, Proving and Collecting Damages and Attorneys’ Fees, State Bar_ of Texas, 2009
• Advanced Personal Injury Law Course-Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2006
• Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, State Bar of Texas, 2005
• Advanced Personal Injury Law Course-State Bar of Texas, 2003

Co-Chair:

• Continuing Legal Education Committee, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2004-2006

Professional Papers / Presentations:

• “Excellence in the Courtroom,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2017)
• 12th Annual Fiduciary Litigation Course, State Bar of Texas (2017)
• “Excellence in the Courtroom,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2016)
• “Extraordinary Trial Tactics,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2014)
• “Innovative Trial Techniques,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2013)
• “Worker’s Comp Seminar,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2012)
• “Emotional Intelligence in the Courtroom,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2010)
• “Exemplary Damages,” Damages in Civil Litigation, State Bar of Texas (2011)
• “Settlement Considerations: The Advantages of Qualified Settlement Funds,” 17th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Course (2010)
• “Damages (Including Mental Anguish, Future Medical, Bereavement and Loss of Consortium),” Advanced Personal Injury Law Course (2009)
• “Creative Approaches,”16th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Course (2009)
• “Fear of Trial,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2008)
• “Personal Injury Damages: A Review Through the Prism of Legal and Factual Sufficiency,” O’Connor’s Causes of Action, State Bar of Texas (2008)
• “Complex Case Jury Selection,” The Barnes Law Seminar (2007)
• “The Rocket Docket – Delay Tactics and How to Avoid Them (Interlocutory Appeals, Failure to Set Hearing, Etc.),” 18th Annual Medical Malpractice Seminar, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2007)
• “Maximizing Damages Through Effective Voir Dire Questioning,” 23rd Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, State Bar of Texas (2007)
• “Maximizing Damages: Case Development Through Effective Use of Scientific Jury Selection Techniques,” Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar, Corpus Christi Bar Association (2007)
• “Motivating Conservative Juries to Pay Big Bucks: Case Development Through Effective Use of Scientific Jury Selection Techniques,” Car Wrecks Seminar, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2006)
• “The Erosion of the Discovery Moratorium: Tactical Depos and Doc Discovery During the 1st 120 Days,” 17th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2006)
• “Damages in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Cases,” State Bar College Summer School, State Bar of Texas (2006)
• “Effective Use of Jury Consultants,” 22nd Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, State Bar of Texas (2006)
• “Effective Use of Jury Consultants,” Soaking up Some CLE: A South Padre Island Litigation Seminar, State Bar of Texas (2006)
• “Maximizing Damages,” Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar, Corpus Christi Bar Association (2006)
• “Creative Approaches to Economic Damages,” 13th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, State Bar of Texas (2006)
• “Reading the Alphabet,” 16th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2005)
• “Recovering Damages After House Bill 4,” Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, State Bar of Texas (2005)
• “Recovering Damages After House Bill 4 [House Bill 4: Are There Hidden Victims?],” Texas Association of Legal Professionals (2005)
• “Damages,” Causes of Action Seminar, State Bar of Texas (2005)
• “Breaking the Code in Medical Negligence Cases,” 15th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2004)
• “Using Experts to Maximize Economic Damages,” State Bar College “Summer School”, State Bar of Texas (2004)
• “Maximizing Economic Damages,” Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, State Bar of Texas (2004)
• “Maximizing Damages After HB 4,” Advanced Personal Injury Course, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2004)
• “Breaking the Code in Medical Negligence Cases,” 11th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, State Bar of Texas (2004)
• “Using Life Care Planning Experts – Post HB 4,” Real Damages After HB 4, State Bar of Texas (2004)
• “Maximizing Damages After HB 4,” The Impact of House Bill 4, State Bar of Texas, (2004)
• “The Supremes Impact on Med Mal,” 14th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2003)
• “For Whom the Bell Tolls: Dismissal of Medical Malpractice Cases After Palacios,” Advanced Personal Injury Course, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2002)
• “Comes Now Defendant, Seeking to Exclude All Plaintiff’s Experts,” Medical Malpractice Conference, Texas Trial Lawyers Association (2002)
• “Daubert-Robinson Presentation,” Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, State Bar of Texas (2002)
• “Stowers: A New Twist,” Damages Symposium, Texas Trial Lawyers Association(1999)