Ryan Cordell is a versatile and adaptive litigator whose experience spans multiple industries and practice areas. He brings a flexible, solutions-oriented approach to resolving legal challenges of every size and scope.
Mr. Cordell has represented a wide range of clients ranging from individual authors and inventors to major construction, industrial, insurance, and energy companies. His litigation practice has included complex commercial litigation, insurance coverage litigation, personal injury and wrongful death litigation, construction litigation, bankruptcy litigation, plaintiff’s litigation, trade secret litigation, and patent, trademark, and trade dress litigation.
Before entering law, Mr. Cordell earned a master’s degree in environmental biology with a minor in business from Tulane University. He graduated cum laude from Tulane University School of Law, where he served as Senior Managing Editor of the Tulane Environmental Law Journal. His final semester, he studied for and passed the U.S. Patent and Trademark Registration Examination.
Licensed in Texas, Louisiana, and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Mr. Cordell handles all phases of litigation, from discovery and depositions to dispositive motions, expert preparation, jury trials, and appeals. His clients rely on his ability to adapt to new challenges while maintaining a steady, strategic focus on achieving the best possible outcomes.