Practice Areas:
Business Litigation
Patent Litigation
Product Liability
Securities & Financial Fraud Litigation
Practice Area Description and Representative Cases:
Christopher W. Hogue handles a variety of civil litigation matters for clients in state and federal jurisdictions, including patent litigation and complex commercial litigation involving breach of contract, fraud and negligence. He also provides clients with expertise in environmental regulation and securities matters before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). His experience includes drafting motions, conducting depositions, evaluating cases, and researching substantive and procedural legal issues.
A cum laude graduate of Texas Tech University in 2001, Chris earned his law degree in 2004 from Texas Tech University School of Law. While attending law school, he also competed in several negotiation and mediation competitions.
Chris’ experience in large-scale patent cases and other significant litigation includes:
- Multimillion-dollar patent infringement suit involving wireless networking technology
- Successful representation of former professional football player in lawsuit over denial of multimillion-dollar disability policy
- Favorable settlement for Fortune 500 client in litigation over sworn statement
- Defending Deere & Company in various product defect claims
In his spare time, Chris enjoys exercising and traveling.
Professional Activities and Honors:
Member – Dallas Bar Association
Member – Dallas Association of Young Lawyers
Member – Texas Young Lawyers Association
Education:
Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D. 2004
Texas Tech University, B.S., Hospitality Management,
cum laude, 2001
Professional Experience:
Sayles Werbner
Bar Admissions:
State Bar of Texas
United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
