Katherine M. Wyatt

Katherine M. Wyatt is an experienced litigation attorney. She represents business and individuals in civil litigation with a primary focus on personal injury defense. Before becoming an attorney, she was a paralegal and has over 10 years of combined litigation experience. Additionally, she worked as a legislative staffer in the Texas House of Representatives, 85th legislative session, and was involved in the tort reform legislation necessitated as a result of hailstorm litigation.

At the age of 20, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in both English and Political Science from the University of Texas Pan American and graduated magna cum laude. She earned her law degree from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2017. She was an Articles Editor for the Texas Tech law review and the editor for the Texas Bank Lawyer. She has been a member of the Pro Bono College every year since 2015.

As an attorney, she has handled cases in state and federal courts. At her former firms, Katherine represented a variety of insurers in the areas of insurance defense, bad faith, fraud, and extra-contractual claims.

Katherine is licensed to practice in all federal courts in Texas. She is a member of the Austin Bar Association, Austin Young Lawyers Association, Texas Young Lawyers, and the Houston Bar Association.