Beth Gilman is a partner in the firm's Houston office. She focuses her practice on commercial disputes and is uniquely qualified in disputes involving the energy sector, including oil and gas and renewables. Her technical education and experience enhances the value of her representation and counsel. Beth excels in her ability to work with clients and experts in complex fields.
Beth has experience in all phases of the dispute process which allows her to provide comprehensive representation for her clients. She has experience in early dispute management, litigation and arbitration through the appellate process and collection. She has tried cases in front of a judge, jury, and an arbitral tribunal. On behalf of her clients, she brings a high level of experience in energy litigation, and both on-shore and off-shore construction disputes. Beth's experience in contract negotiation and drafting further contributes to the value of her representation to her clients. Her experience spans many forums, including state and federal court, and domestic and international arbitration (including AAA, ICDR, ICC, Houston Maritime Arbitrators Association, and DIAC).
Clients particularly appreciate Beth's positive attitude and calm demeanor in even the most stressful situations. Her creative mindset and analytical eye, coupled with her communication and organizational skills contribute to successful management of her clients' resources toward accomplishing the ultimate goal.
Beth is also passionate about helping individuals who could otherwise not afford legal representation. She is pro bono coordinator for the Houston office and has handled various matters on a pro bono basis. She has represented clients in divorce proceedings, applications for temporary protected status, applications for special immigration juvenile status, and individuals seeking asylum.
