Ryan K. Geddie

Ryan K. Geddie is a Texas trial lawyer that has represented numerous individual and corporate clients over a broad spectrum of matters in civil litigation. He actively represents individual and corporate clients in federal and state court, arbitration proceedings, and before administrative agencies. He has tried more than 30 jury trials and has developed concentration areas in commercial disputes, transportation, railroad law, serious personal injury (including products and premises liability), employment litigation, construction defect litigation, insurance coverage disputes (including duty to defend and bad faith actions), breach of employment, agreements and contracts, and numerous business tort actions. Mr. Geddie also has experience conducting risk analysis and best practices for corporate clients and the investigation of accidents involving serious injury or death.  Prior to law school, he worked as an institutional broker for one of the nation’s largest money managers and previously held Series 6, 7 and 63 securities licenses. Mr. Geddie utilizes his prior business experience to assist clients with the handling and evaluation of litigation from a bottom-line perspective.

Employment

Martin, Disiere, Jefferson & Wisdom, L.L.P., February 2011 – present

The Wolf Law Firm, PC, 2006 – 2011

The Law Offices of W.C. Roberts, Jr., PC, 2003 – 2006

Professional Affiliations

National Association of Railroad Trial Counsel, Member

State Bar of Texas

Tarrant County Bar Association

Dallas Bar Association

Houston Bar Association

Defense Research Institute (DRI), Member

Texas Association of Defense Counsel, Member

Community/Civic Activities

Board of Adjustment, Town of Flower Mound, Place 2, 2019 - present

Oil and Gas Board of Appeals, Town of Flower Mound, Place 2, 2019 - present

Honors & Awards

College of the State Bar of Texas, Member

National Order of the Barristers, Member

Moot Court Honor Society, Executive Board Member

August A. Rendigs, Jr. National Products Liability Moot Court Competition, Quarterfinalist

NARTC College of Trial Advocacy

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