Alex Fuller

Associate

1601 Elm Street, Suite 4600
Dallas, Texas 75201
T: (214) 954-4135
F: (214) 953-1332

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Alex joined the Smith County District Attorney's office after graduating from Baylor Law School, eventually serving as Chief Misdemeanor Prosecutor and Asset Forfeiture Attorney. Since joining Looper Reed & McGraw in 2007 he concentrates primarily in General Civil and Commercial Litigation, with experience in cases involving collections, deceptive trade practices, fraud, property disputes, health care litigation, defense of corporations and businesspersons against violations of city ordinances, and oil and gas litigation.  Alex is an avid motorcyclist and is an active IDPA competitor.  

Area of Practice

• Commercial Litigation
• Criminal
• General Civil Litigation

Recent News

• Looper Reed Attorneys Recognized by State Bar of Texas
  July 11, 2011
• Can Colleges Opt in to Concealed Carry Laws on Their Campuses?
  February 23, 2011
• Twenty Looper Reed & McGraw Attorneys Recognized in Super Lawyers - Rising Stars Edition
  March 30, 2010

Representative Experience

• Prepared and argued a Motion to Dismiss in a medical malpractice claim, resulting in a complete dismissal with prejudice in favor of the health care provider and an award of over $25,000.00 in attorneys' fees.
• Prepared a motion for summary judgment in breach of contract litigation in an oil and gas case, resulting in judgment in favor of the client landowner and an award of over $75,000.00 in attorneys' fees.
• Extensive jury trial experience, including as lead counsel in successful prosecutions of drug and weapon possession offenses, DWI offenses, and assault and family violence offenses.
• Represented Smith County in the Smith County Commissioner's Court.

Professional Activities, Memberships & Affiliations

• State Bar of Texas
• Dallas Bar Association
• Dallas Young Lawyers Association
• U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas, Southern District of Texas and Eastern District of Texas

Publications & Speeches

• "Immigration, Compensation and Preemption: The Proper Measure of Lost Future Earning Capacity Damages After Hoffman Plastic Compounds," Inc. v. NLRB, 58 BAYLOR L. REV. 985 (2006). 

Education

• 2003 - B.S., University of Houston, summa cum laude
• 2006 - J.D., Baylor Law School, cum laude
• Executive Editor, Baylor Law Review

Honors

• Selected for inclusion in Texas Super Lawyers - Rising Stars Edition - 2010.