Manvel Lawyers

Ms. Szak represents foreign and domestic clients in business and commercial matters. She has taken cases through all stages of litigation: pre-lawsuit investigation, trial, appeal, and judgment collection. She has designed and implemented strategies for resolving complex commercial problems. By conducting preventive counseling, she has helped her clients achieve favorable resolutions to their business controversies, often without the necessity of filing or defending lawsuits.

Emma grew up in Houston, Texas. She later moved to San Marcos, Texas and received a Bachelor of Arts in English at Texas State University. In college, she discovered her passion for justice and advocacy. After graduating from college, Emma knew she wanted to return to her roots and practice law in Houston. Emma received her law degree from the University of Houston Law Center. At UH, she gained valuable courtroom experience while interning for the Honorable Nancy K. Johnson of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. As an intern, she received exposure to high-profile trials...

Ashley Pribble is an accomplished Marine Corps vet and former jet pilot of which is now a personal injury lawyer serving Houston, Texas. A graduate of the University of Houston Law Center, Ashley Pribble is an attorney at The Krist Law FIrm, P.C. and spends 100 percent of her time litigating personal injury cases.

Adrianne Archer Graves is the owner of Graves Law PLLC and has over twelve years of focused experience representing clients in complex probate, trust and fiduciary litigation matters. Adri Graves strives to distill these complex legal issues, which are emotionally-charged and often sensitive familial matters, to ensure the best possible resolution for her clients. Ms. Graves has tried cases to verdict in these areas, including first chair trial experience and extensive lead counsel experience. Equally as important as her experience in front of judges and juries, Ms. Graves also strives to obtain favorable resolutions for her clients outside the courtroom...

Christopher Meyer, JD College: Texas A&M University, College Station. Class of 2005. University of Houston, Post-Bac. Class of 2011 Law School: Thurgood Marshall School of Law, J.D., 2014 Admissions: Licensed to practice in all State courts in Texas. Member of the State Bar of Texas Service: Former Army Captain. Disabled Veteran from Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2002-2009. Christopher Meyer, US Army Veteran Christopher Meyer is not only a Christian, husband and father, he is also a veteran of the United States Army and a local advocate for veteran issues. Christopher is the Past Commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 233 (DAV Ch. 233) in Fort Bend County. If you are aware of any...

Personal injury trial attorney. Triple board certified in personal injury trial law, civil trial advocacy and civil pre-trial practice. Adjunct professor at South Texas College of Law Houston. Texas Super Lawyer every year since 2003. Also recognized in Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Texas Lawyer Top 100 Verdicts. American Bar Association member. Advocate level in the American Board of Trial Advocates.

Sam Haren practices primarily in the area of business litigation. He was born and raised in Belton, Texas. Sam began his career as a securities attorney with Andrews Kurth, LLP from 2007 to 2009. He then took a position with the Texas Finance Commission from 2009 to 2010 where he enforced financial regulations against various types of lenders. In early 2010, Sam returned to private practice in the commercial litigation firm of Fernelius Alvarez PLLC. In 2012, Sam joined Hawash Meade Gaston Neese & Cicack LLP, where he focuses on commercial and insurance litigation.

Mary Flood is a Harvard-educated lawyer and a 30-year award-winning veteran of newspaper reporting who currently works at Androvett Legal Media & Marketing consulting with lawyers and law firms about the media. Flood previously covered the courts and lawyers for the Houston Chronicle and the Wall Street Journal’s Texas Journal. She practiced law in Washington, D.C. and in Houston, Tx. She’s also taught media law and ethics as an adjunct professor in the School of Communications at University of Houston.