Marty manages complex cases in both state and federal courts, with a growing emphasis on defending lawyers and law firms against claims related to professional liability and conflicts of interest. Marty plays a crucial role in all aspects of his cases, from crafting compelling case themes to preparing and defending witnesses, securing decisive expert opinions, and implementing early-stage litigation strategies aimed at achieving pre-trial dismissals and favorable settlements.

Marty is a devoted student of emerging trends at the intersection of technology and the law, including generative artificial intelligence, security, data privacy, and workflow automation. In a fast-paced, technology-driven world, Marty is constantly in search of reliable optimization strategies to better serve and safeguard his clients’ interests.

Marty’s legal career began as a litigation paralegal in a world-renowned trial practice. That exposure prepared him to distill complex problems and design winning trial narratives for clients across a broad array of legal issues and industries. Before joining Beck Redden, Marty graduated as a named Chancellor from the University of Texas School of Law with high honors and awards in both academics and advocacy. He served as one of two Featured Content Editors for the Texas Law Review, and he contributed to multiple U.S. Supreme Court briefs through the Law School’s Supreme Court clinic.