Electric Company: Bryan Fears (right) majored in biology and planned to work on The Human Genome Project until it was mapped his senior year at Baylor. Instead, he went to law school and started his firm when he was 29. Patrick Luff joined after first working as a law professor. He had researched the use of courts as a corporate regulatory device while getting his doctorate at the University of Oxford.
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After the Fatal Winter Storm, This Law Firm Wants to Hold the Utilities Accountable
Utility companies have long been protected from liability for blackouts. After February's deadly winter storm, a Dallas law firm hopes to finally hold them responsible.