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Kurt Greve
Partner
Suite 750
Dallas, TX 75219
Suite 1000
Plano, TX 75024
Kurt practices civil litigation focusing on toxic and mass torts as well as product liability, personal injury, and commercial litigation. He has diverse experience managing complex civil litigation matters, and extensive trial dockets throughout the country.
He has led the development of national trial strategy for talc defendants to expose the use of “junk” science by...
Kurt practices civil litigation focusing on toxic and mass torts as well as product liability, personal injury, and commercial litigation. He has diverse experience managing complex civil litigation matters, and extensive trial dockets throughout the country.
He has led the development of national trial strategy for talc defendants to expose the use of “junk” science by the plaintiffs in cosmetic talc litigation.
Kurt has experience in healthcare and medical malpractice cases, and business personal property tax. He represents clients in various disputes including cases of business damages in excess of seven figures.
He is a black belt in judo, and served as an officer for Texas Judo, Inc. He is a board member for the Fort Worth Judo Club.
the plaintiffs in cosmetic talc litigation.
Kurt has experience in healthcare and medical malpractice cases, and business personal property tax. He represents clients in various disputes including cases of business damages in excess of seven figures.
He is a black belt in judo, and served as an officer for Texas Judo, Inc. He is a board member for the Fort Worth Judo Club.
Experience
Representative Matters
- Betty Bell v. American International Industries, 627 F. Supp. 3d 520 – Litigated disclosure of Ms. Bell as one of plaintiff expert’s test subjects that had alternate exposure to asbestos negating conclusion of published article claiming a causal link between talc and mesothelioma.
- Co-Counsel for cosmetic talc defendant where plaintiff’s expert admitted he could “spike” cosmetic talc with asbestos and no one would know.
- Co-Counsel for cosmetic talc defendant where plaintiff’s expert was exposed for falsely claiming authenticity of report disproving existence of asbestos in cosmetic talc product.
- Liaison Counsel for Texas Asbestos MDL Talc Subcommittee.
- Special geology and mineralogy counsel for cosmetic talc defendants.
- Assist companies in the development of experts in the field of epidemiology, pulmonology, cellular biology, and industrial hygiene to support defense trial themes in cosmetic talc cases.
Previous Professional Experience
- Counsel at AmLaw 200 national firm (2019–2023)
- Partner, Texas-based firm (2010–2019)
- Counsel at a healthcare specialty law firm (2009–2010)
- Senior Associate Attorney at regional toxic tort firm (2000-2009)
Education
- Texas A&M University School of Law, JD (1998)
- University of Texas at Arlington, BA (1994)
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Texas A&M University at Galveston
- Maritime Sciences
Admissions
- Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Practice Areas
Representative Matters
- Betty Bell v. American International Industries, 627 F. Supp. 3d 520 – Litigated disclosure of Ms. Bell as one of plaintiff expert’s test subjects that had alternate exposure to asbestos negating conclusion of published article claiming a causal link between talc and mesothelioma.
- Co-Counsel for cosmetic talc defendant where plaintiff’s expert admitted he could “spike” cosmetic talc with asbestos and no one would know.
- Co-Counsel for cosmetic talc defendant where plaintiff’s expert was exposed for falsely claiming authenticity of report disproving existence of asbestos in cosmetic talc product.
- Liaison Counsel for Texas Asbestos MDL Talc Subcommittee.
- Special geology and mineralogy counsel for cosmetic talc defendants.
- Assist companies in the development of experts in the field of epidemiology, pulmonology, cellular biology, and industrial hygiene to support defense trial themes in cosmetic talc cases.
Previous Professional Experience
- Counsel at AmLaw 200 national firm (2019–2023)
- Partner, Texas-based firm (2010–2019)
- Counsel at a healthcare specialty law firm (2009–2010)
- Senior Associate Attorney at regional toxic tort firm (2000-2009)
Media
Professional Activities
- State Bar of Texas, Member
- Dallas County Bar Association, Past Member
- Tarrant County Bar Association, Past Member
- Eldon B. Mahon American Inn of Court, Past Member
Community
- Fort Worth Judo Club, Member
- Texas Judo Inc., Former Officer
Kurt practices civil litigation focusing on toxic and mass torts as well as product liability, personal injury, and commercial litigation. He has diverse experience managing complex civil litigation matters, and extensive trial dockets throughout the country.
He has led the development of national trial strategy for talc defendants to expose the use of “junk” science by... the plaintiffs in cosmetic talc litigation.
Kurt has experience in healthcare and medical malpractice cases, and business personal property tax. He represents clients in various disputes including cases of business damages in excess of seven figures.
He is a black belt in judo, and served as an officer for Texas Judo, Inc. He is a board member for the Fort Worth Judo Club.
Experience
The following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.Representative Matters
- Betty Bell v. American International Industries, 627 F. Supp. 3d 520 – Litigated disclosure of Ms. Bell as one of plaintiff expert’s test subjects that had alternate exposure to asbestos negating conclusion of published article claiming a causal link between talc and mesothelioma.
- Co-Counsel for cosmetic talc defendant where plaintiff’s expert admitted he could “spike” cosmetic talc with asbestos and no one would know.
- Co-Counsel for cosmetic talc defendant where plaintiff’s expert was exposed for falsely claiming authenticity of report disproving existence of asbestos in cosmetic talc product.
- Liaison Counsel for Texas Asbestos MDL Talc Subcommittee.
- Special geology and mineralogy counsel for cosmetic talc defendants.
- Assist companies in the development of experts in the field of epidemiology, pulmonology, cellular biology, and industrial hygiene to support defense trial themes in cosmetic talc cases.
Previous Professional Experience
- Counsel at AmLaw 200 national firm (2019–2023)
- Partner, Texas-based firm (2010–2019)
- Counsel at a healthcare specialty law firm (2009–2010)
- Senior Associate Attorney at regional toxic tort firm (2000-2009)
Education
- Texas A&M University School of Law, JD (1998)
- University of Texas at Arlington, BA (1994)
-
Texas A&M University at Galveston
- Maritime Sciences
Admissions
- Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Practice Areas
- Commercial Litigation & Business Torts
- Toxic Torts/Asbestos
- Products Liability - Consumer & Mechanical
- Products Liability - Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices
- State & Local Tax
Industries
- State Bar of Texas, Member
- Dallas County Bar Association, Past Member
- Tarrant County Bar Association, Past Member
- Eldon B. Mahon American Inn of Court, Past Member
- Fort Worth Judo Club, Member
- Texas Judo Inc., Former Officer
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