I represent current and former employees in collective actions for unpaid wages and overtime. I represent individuals from nearly every industry, including, but not limited to, the oil & gas, adult entertainment, mortgage, banking, medical, restaurant, credit repair, and telecommunications industries. While my firm has its base in Dallas, I actively litigate unpaid wage and overtime suits against companies throughout U.S. If you are a potential client or an attorney looking to joint venture a case, please give me an email at Jack@siegellawgroup.biz.

• Reported directly to managing attorney and worked on docket of cases with jurisdictional amounts ranging from 650,000 to $500,000,000,000.• Worked on personal injury lawsuits stemming from trucking accidents, crane accidents, flash fires, failure to maintain vehicles, and malfunctioning machinery.• Worked on products liability suits involving malfunctioning sporting equipment and pharmaceutical drugs.• Worked on environmental suits stemming from oil refinery and/or manufacturing plant operations involving Chevron, Grain Processing Corporation and British Petroleum.• Prepared complaints and petitions for personal injury, Jones Act, products liability, and environmental cases.• Drafted Response to Motion to Summary Judgment leading to significant recovery in products liability case.• Drafted one or more of the following: Response to Motion to Dismiss, Response to Request for Lone Pine Case Management Order, Response to Motion for Summary Judgment, Motion for Summary Judgment, Motion to Strike, Response to Motion to Compel Vocational Rehabilitation, Response to Motions for More Definitive Statement, Response to Foreign Non Conveniens Motion to Dismiss, Motion to Compel Discovery, Response to Motion to Compel Discovery, and Motion in Limine.• Took and defended depositions of fact and expert witnesses in products liability and personal injury actions.• Prepared lead attorney for hearings in products liability and personal injury cases, providing points of argument, analysis, and case summaries.• Walked through temporary restraining orders.• Prepared managing attorney for depositions in $500,000,000,000 environmental/toxic tort suit.• Propounded discovery based on legal research in products liability, personal injury and toxic tort cases.• Researched and prepared memoranda regarding complex legal issues in personal injury, products liability, and toxic tort causes of action.

• Lead attorney of Dallas branch office of plaintiffs’ federal employment law litigation boutique specializing in FairLabor Standards Act, discrimination and retaliation cases.• Responsible for docket of between 50 and 60 cases.• Stakes in suits ranged from approximately $10,000 to $100,000 dollars.• Took and defended over 40 depositions of fact witnesses and corporate representatives.• Argued over at least 15 contested and numerous uncontested federal court hearings.• Drafted Response to Motion to Dismiss leading to settlement.• Prepared dispositive and non-dispositive motions, including motions to compel discovery, responses to motionsto dismiss, motions for summary judgment, responses to motions for summary judgment, and motions forcollective action certification.• Represented clients in mediation on weekly basis in connection with federal employment law cases.• Successively obtained multitude of collective action certifications under Fed. R. Civ. P. 216 (b).

• Formed Tex Pat, LLC, a shell corporation, to file qui tam, false marking suits pursuant to 35 USC § 292.• Planned litigation strategy with two other entity partners.• Devised plan to sue Fortune 500 companies and find false marking violations through internet research.• Worked with U.S. Department of Justice Attorney to obtain qui tam settlement approval.• Successfully obtained settlements exceeding two million dollars from identified fortune 500 companies.• Researched and prepared qui tam complaints.• Prepared dispositive and non-dispositive motions, including motions to compel, responses to motions to dismiss,and motions to transfer venue.• Successfully argued contested motions to dismiss.

• Clerked for Chief Justice of the Western District of Texas.• Researched and analyzed case law regarding civil and criminal disputes.• Conferred and advised judge on legal issues.• Researched and prepared legal memoranda.• Attended court proceedings.