Profile

Retired Texas Supreme Court Justice Craig T. Enoch is a shareholder and Chair of Winstead's Appellate Practice Group. Justice Enoch retired from the Texas Supreme Court after 22 years of judicial service, having served as a district court judge, an intermediate appellate court chief justice, and the last 11 years as a justice of the Texas Supreme Court. Justice Enoch uses his extensive judicial knowledge to guide clients through the court system and lead their trial and appellate strategies. In addition, Justice Enoch uses his extensive government service experience to help clients where business interacts with government.

Representative Experience

• Trial and appellate strategy and representation in state and federal courts, and alternative dispute resolution
• Business strategy and representation in government relations
• Public/private partnership strategy and development
• Partnership and corporate duties and professional ethics consulting 
  

A first-hand look at Justice Enoch:

• In re Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc., Argued October 8, 2009
• Gilbert Texas Construction, L.P., Argued October 6, 2009 
• In re Weekley Homes L.P., Argued March 31, 2009  
• Jesse Ingram, Ph.D., Argued February 5, 2008
• In re Calla Davis, Argued December 5, 2007
• James McAllen, et al, Argued October 16, 2007

Presentation Topics

• The Rule of Law
• Judicial independence and selection
• Public Private Partnerships
• Texas Supreme Court decisions
• Fiduciary and ethical obligations
• Take or pay commodity obligations
• Trial and appellate procedures and best practices