Eric Richard Little

Eric R. Little has dedicated his life to serving others, beginning at age 13 when he worked on farms and marinas. Throughout high school and college, he gained diverse experience in roles such as restaurateur, caterer, hospice care worker, rehabilitative health aide, rape crisis administrator, bookkeeper, insurance officer, resident advisor, and law clerk. He also volunteered to support the homeless, demonstrating his commitment to ethical service and community care. In 1997, Mr. Little graduated with top honors from Cornell University’s College of Arts & Sciences. While attending the University of Texas School of Law, he clerked for David L. Botsford, Sheinfeld, Maley & Kay, P.C. in Austin, and McKenna & Cuneo in Denver. During this time, he worked on appeals to the Texas Courts of Appeals and the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, gaining experience in business litigation and white-collar criminal defense.

Mr. Little earned his law degree in May 2000 and was licensed to practice in Texas in September 2001. Since then, he has represented clients across the United States and internationally in Texas state and federal courts, consistently striving to protect their rights and deliver effective legal solutions.