Ross is a litigation associate in the Houston office with a practice focusing on energy litigation and representing landowners, governmental bodies, and other condemning authorities in eminent domain proceedings and inverse condemnation cases. Ross has represented clients in cases that involve real property, environmental issues, flooding, and pipelines. He advises clients in connection with right-of-way acquisition, condemnation, and related issues, beginning in the planning stages of public use projects and continuing through completion. He also has experience representing clients in administrative proceedings, such as Special Commissioners' hearings, as well as in traditional litigation.

Ross excels in an environment that is fast-paced and hinges on the presentation of live evidence in court, and has tried more than 30 cases in Texas courts, including as lead counsel in both county court and district court. This courtroom experience separates him from his peers.

Prior to joining Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP, Ross served as an assistant criminal district attorney for Galveston County, Texas, where he was lead counsel in felony and misdemeanor trials to both juries and the courts. Additionally, he conducted numerous criminal investigations and is experienced in grand jury investigations. He is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court and Texas state courts.

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Education
JD, South Texas College of Law, 2015

BA, Rice University, 2012