Her approach to her work is powered by a highly analytical and detail-oriented method. As a natural, intuitive problem solver, Rebecca organizes and prioritizes issues, is a relentless writer and in-depth researcher, and possesses the ability to isolate and focus on the most important issues. She seeks out creative solutions to complex, multifaceted problems. Often, this includes employing technology, particularly through eDiscovery, to efficiently manage and succeed in document-intensive cases.
Rebecca’s solutions typically involve translating the complex legal environment of construction disputes into the real world in which her clients do business. Distilling and illuminating a case’s strengths and weaknesses allows her clients to make better decisions in managing risk and gives them a better understanding of the best path toward reaching a resolution.
Reaching this point starts with a dive deep into the facts and issues. From there, Rebecca identifies the applicable law and breaks an intricate case into manageable, actionable segments. Working with her clients, she develops a litigation strategy that prioritizes each client’s unique goals and circumstances. While the path forward is dependent on the details of every case, Rebecca is always focused on minimizing risk, exposure, and distraction to support her client’s real priority—getting things designed and built. If she can make an issue go away without formal proceedings, she will, but when necessary, Rebecca is a highly effective, aggressive advocate in court.
Rebecca’s competitive streak extends beyond the office. She’s a supercar fanatic, and if there’s a track event such as the Formula 1 grand prix on the calendar, chances are you’ll find her out at the Circuit of the Americas. When she’s not at the track, Rebecca enjoys karting, playing tennis, practicing her golf swing at the driving range, and exploring new restaurants and other hotspots in Austin with family, friends, and her two miniature dachshunds.
