Judith Meyer is a partner in the Houston office of Kean Miller. She joined the firm in 2017 and focuses her practice on securities litigation, broker litigation, breach of contract matters, business disputes, mediation and arbitration, construction defect litigation, premises liability and toxic tort defense, employment torts, and commercial real estate matters.
Judith is a qualified mediator for general civil disputes under the Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution Act and has served as a volunteer mediator for the Harris County Dispute Resolution Center.
Judith earned her B.S., magna cum laude, from Louisiana State University in 1979. She earned her J.D. in 1985 from Tulane University School of Law, where she was articles editor of the Maritime Lawyer and winner of the Senior Trial Competition.
- Employment Law
- Arbitration & Mediation
- Real Estate Law
- Construction Law
- Securities Law
- Texas
- Supreme Court of Texas
- U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania
- U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
- English
- Partner
- Kean Miller LLP
- Current
- Tulane University School of Law
- J.D.
- Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
- B.S.
- Texas State Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Houston Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Activities: Past Council Member, Securities Litigation and Arbitration Section
- Southeast Women in Financial Services
- Member
- Current
- Texas State Bar # 13993200
- Member
- - Current
- In Another Country: The Effect of Mandatory Port Law Upon Statutory Duties of Discharge and Delivery, 9 Mar. Law 123 (1984)
- Qualified Mediator for General Civil Disputes
- under the Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution Act
- Website
- Judith A. Meyer's Website Profile
- Website
- Kean Miller Website
- Blog
- Texas Law Blog
- Texas Court Closures and Updates in Accordance with COVID-19
26 March 2020 - Texas Railroad Commission Updates Administrative Code Rule 3.40 Regarding Assignment of Acreage to Proration Units
3 March 2020 - Texas Courts May Not Have Personal Jurisdiction Over a Foreign Manufacturer Whose Products are Sold in Texas
11 February 2020 - Not So Inconvenient – Texas Forum Non Conveniens
16 January 2020 - Consequential Damages vs. Direct Damages – Where did it Flow From?
20 December 2019 - The Will Goes on Forever so Long as the Applicant isn’t at Fault: Ferreira v. Butler
19 December 2019 - Indemnity Means Not Paying for Your Mistakes
24 September 2019 - Texas Updates Its Data Breach Notification Law
9 August 2019 - 7 Triggers to Review of your Estate Plan
22 July 2019
