Will focuses his practice on complex and general commercial litigation. Prior to joining DuBois, Bryant & Campbell, Will practiced general commercial litigation at a boutique Austin firm, with an emphasis on employment, contract, insurance, and personal injury matters. Will has extensive experience litigating all types of employment-related claims, including discrimination, contract claims, claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act, and claims for theft of trade secrets and other confidential information. He also advises clients on employment-related matters. He has successfully defended his cases on appeal before Texas Courts of Appeal, and he has argued in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Will started his legal career practicing commercial litigation in California, where he defended multiple class actions in federal and state court, including two multi-district antitrust class actions against electronic component manufacturers, and several contract-based class actions against airlines. He was also involved in litigation related to real estate, intellectual property, products liability, and contract disputes, including serving as second chair in a two-week jury trial on abreach of contract claim. Will earned his JD from Columbia Law School where he was the Notes Editor for the Columbia Science and Technology Law Review. While in law school, he served as a judicial intern to Hon. Laura Taylor Swain in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York and was a legal intern in the Financial Fraud and Consumer Protection Division of the New York State Department of Financial Services.
Prior to his career in law, Will worked as a Technical Account Manager for Google’s DoubleClick ad platform, where he implemented attribution studies, analyzed client metrics and managed user data collection. Will is an Austin native. He is also admitted to practice law in California.
McKenzie focuses her practice on a variety of transactional real estate, land use, and entitlement matters, including acquisitions/dispositions, leasing, zoning, entitlement, development permitting, and other administrative law issues. She has experience with both commercial and residential real estate matters, for which she has drafted and negotiated transaction documents and advised clients on related real estate issues. McKenzie received her undergraduate degree at Texas A&M and her law degree from Baylor University.
Erin focuses her practice on a variety of corporate and transactional matters including entity formation, corporate governance, commercial leasing, mergers and acquisitions, key agreements with customers and vendors, employment matters, and corporate restructuring.
While in law school, Erin was the Executive Director of the Texas Transactional Skill Competition hosted by the Texas Business Law Society. She served as a principal consultant for the Texas Venture Labs and advised pre and post revenue startups. She interned at the Travis County Probate Court #1 and clerked at the Office of the Attorney General in the Charitable Trusts and Consumer Protection Division.
Prior to pursuing a career in law, Erin worked as general manager for a private real estate development firm. Erin is an Austin native and an active member of the National Charity League and the Center for Women in Law.
Tori Harrison is a litigation attorney with experience in complex business litigation, mediation, and arbitration. She handles a broad range of civil litigation matters across various industries, including healthcare, media and entertainment, construction, technology, and others. Her experience includes contract and business disputes, healthcare litigation, trade secret misappropriation, construction disputes, labor and employment litigation and arbitration, and other general civil litigation matters.
Previously, Ms. Harrison worked at Holland & Knight LLP in Austin, TX and prior to pursuing a career in law, she worked in sports broadcasting and production at Pac-12 Networks. Tori Harrison is an Austin native and graduated from St. Andrew’s Episcopal School.
Taylor focuses her practice on a variety of corporate and transactional matters, including entity formation, corporate governance issues, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate restructuring. Taylor also has experience with commercial and residential real estate matters, where she has drafted and negotiated transaction documents and advised clients on related entity formation and financing issues.
Taylor’s practice focuses on advising his clients on a wide range of corporate and financial transactions, including acquisitions and divestitures, formation of venture capital funds and private equity funds and corporate restructuring and reorganization. He also provides counsel on a variety of general corporate and transactional matters, including corporate governance, distribution and marketing agreements, lease agreements, key agreements with customers and vendors, management, consulting and service agreements and other commercial agreements.
