Author Biographies: Texas Objections

Texas Objections
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Harvey G. Brown Harvey G. Brown is the managing partner of the Houston office of Orgain, Bell & Tucker, LLP. Before joining the firm, he served as judge of the 152^nd District Court for over six years and worked as a litigator for 14 years at Sewell & Riggs. He is board certified in personal injury law. Mr. Brown is a member of the Texas Supreme Court Advisory Committee and the American Law Institute. He was an adjunct professor of Evidence and Trial Advocacy at the University of Houston School of Law for four years. An active speaker and writer, Mr. Brown has published two award-winning articles in the Houston Law Review on expert witnesses. He is an honors graduate from the University of Texas Law School, where he was a member of the Texas law review and received the Order of the Coif.

Ken Curry Judge Ken Curry was elected judge of the 153^rd District Court, a civil trial court, in 1992. He was reelected in 1996 and 2000. Judge Curry was selected in 1995 to oversee the asbestos trial docket for Tarrant County, and continues to hold responsibility for resolution and trial of asbestos cases in Tarrant County. In 1998 Judge Curry co-founded and continues as director of the Jury Innovation Legal Education Programs. Sponsored annually by the Tarrant County Bar Association, the programs incorporate case presentations to real jurors. Judge Curry is a member of the Texas Bar Foundation and College of the State Bar of Texas. Judge Curry has presented at numerous continuing legal education courses. He received his law degree from the University of Houston Law Center and his undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Arlington.