| L. Todd Kelly: Principle/Owner |
Todd earned his juris doctorate degree from The Dickinson School of Law
of the Pennsylvania State University as a member of the Woolsack Honor
Society. While in law school, he was selected as a certified legal intern to
the Cumberland County District Attorney’s office. He also competed
on the Jessup International Law Moot Court Team, the Association of Trial
Lawyers of America Trial Team, and the Client Counseling Team. He was
as a member of the Trial and Appellate Moot Court Boards of Dickinson,
and also served on the law school’s Student Bar Association.
Todd is a member of the American Association for Justice (formerly the
Association of Trial Lawyers of America), the Texas Trial Lawyers
Association, the Houston Trial Lawyers' Association, and the Fort Bend
County Bar Association. He focuses his practice on personal injury, sexual
abuse, toxic tort and medical malpractice cases. Todd has particular
experience representing children injured through birth-related medical
negligence and other serious personal injury and wrongful death litigation.
Todd is a member of the Million Dollar Advocate's Forum and the Multi-
Million Dollar Advocate's Forum, two National organizations of attorneys
who have achieved successful verdicts for their clients. He is also a member
of the Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas, for providing legal
services to low-income Texans. He was selected by H-Houston Magazine as
one of Texas' Top 200 "Lawyers for the People" in 2005, and one of
Houston's Best Attorneys for both 2007 and 2008. He serves on the Board
of Directors of the Sean Ashley House, a home for children and adults with
Autism and other severe disabilities, and on the Board of Directors of the
Jamie Leigh Foundation, an organization founded to benefit the victims of
sexual harassment and violence in the workplace at home and abroad.
Todd is also the Chief Karate Instructor (Sensei) at:
Lone Star Karate & Self-Defense
Click Here to see Todd's Resume
of the Pennsylvania State University as a member of the Woolsack Honor
Society. While in law school, he was selected as a certified legal intern to
the Cumberland County District Attorney’s office. He also competed
on the Jessup International Law Moot Court Team, the Association of Trial
Lawyers of America Trial Team, and the Client Counseling Team. He was
as a member of the Trial and Appellate Moot Court Boards of Dickinson,
and also served on the law school’s Student Bar Association.
Todd is a member of the American Association for Justice (formerly the
Association of Trial Lawyers of America), the Texas Trial Lawyers
Association, the Houston Trial Lawyers' Association, and the Fort Bend
County Bar Association. He focuses his practice on personal injury, sexual
abuse, toxic tort and medical malpractice cases. Todd has particular
experience representing children injured through birth-related medical
negligence and other serious personal injury and wrongful death litigation.
Todd is a member of the Million Dollar Advocate's Forum and the Multi-
Million Dollar Advocate's Forum, two National organizations of attorneys
who have achieved successful verdicts for their clients. He is also a member
of the Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas, for providing legal
services to low-income Texans. He was selected by H-Houston Magazine as
one of Texas' Top 200 "Lawyers for the People" in 2005, and one of
Houston's Best Attorneys for both 2007 and 2008. He serves on the Board
of Directors of the Sean Ashley House, a home for children and adults with
Autism and other severe disabilities, and on the Board of Directors of the
Jamie Leigh Foundation, an organization founded to benefit the victims of
sexual harassment and violence in the workplace at home and abroad.
Todd is also the Chief Karate Instructor (Sensei) at:
Lone Star Karate & Self-Defense
Click Here to see Todd's Resume
Todd graduated from the University of Texas, where
he was selected to both the Phi Eta Sigma and the
Lambda Delta honor societies. Upon graduation
from UT, Todd entered active duty service in the
United States Marine Corps, where he was selected
to attend law school and serve as a Marine Judge
Advocate.
he was selected to both the Phi Eta Sigma and the
Lambda Delta honor societies. Upon graduation
from UT, Todd entered active duty service in the
United States Marine Corps, where he was selected
to attend law school and serve as a Marine Judge
Advocate.
Todd Speaks to Brian Ross of ABC's 20/20
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