Overview

Varun Reddy is an associate in the firm’s Austin office who advocates for general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and project owners in various capacities, including litigation, negotiations and contract review.

In law school, Varun was a Leon Jaworski scholar, earning a full-tuition scholarship for his oral advocacy abilities. He competed on numerous advocacy teams for Baylor’s nationally ranked advocacy programs and was the recipient of both the Bob and Karen Wortham Practice Court Award and the Bruster and Langston Intellectual Property and Advocacy Award.

Prior to joining the firm, Varun practiced with a full service Texas-based law firm.

Areas of Practice

  • Construction
  • Litigation

Bar & Court Admissions

  • Texas
  • U.S. District Court, Southern and Western District of Texas

Representative Experience

  • First-chair trial and bench trial experience involving breach of contract, fraud, and eviction matters
  • Second-chair arbitration experience including securing favorable awards for general contractor clients, including attorney’s fees, costs and prejudgment interest
  • Obtained temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions in theft of trade secrets and employment matters
  • Represent commercial landlords in tenant disputes
  • Assist local developers acquire land to construct commercial water wells
  • Ongoing representation of clients in construction related litigation matters
  • Assist in the representation of owner, general contractor and subcontractor clients on a variety of different matters including breach of contract claims, settlement negotiations, lien removal and debt collections
  • Ongoing representation of contractors and suppliers in obtaining collection of past due accounts
  • Represent regional food manufacturer in shareholder litigation
  • Represent employers and employees in trade secrets, non-compete, and non-solicitation matters
  • Represent custom home builders in project closeout, insurance claims, and supplier and subcontractor disputes
  • Represented subcontractors, materials manufacturers, hospitals, and recreational facilities in premises liability, construction defect, medical malpractice, and business litigation cases
  • Conducted and defended depositions in premises liability and construction matters
  • Drafted and argued dispositive motions including summary judgments, Rule 91a motions to dismiss, Chapter 74 motions to dismiss, and TCPA motions to dismiss
  • Attended and drafted pleadings in arbitration proceedings in RCLA and DTPA-related construction matters
  • Participated in all aspects of the insurance claims process, including drafting initial lawsuit evaluations, IIERs, and corresponded with adjusters, clients, and opposing counsel

Education

  • Baylor University School of Law, Waco, Texas
    • J.D. – 2024
    • Leon Jaworski Scholar
    • Senior Executive Editor, Baylor Law Review
    • Champion, Tournament of Champions Mock Trial Competition
    • Moot Court
    • Dean’s List, High A in Trademark and Unfair Competition
  • Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
    • B.A. (magna cum laude) – 2018

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • 2025 AYLA Leadership Academy
  • State Bar of Texas, Construction Law Section
  • Austin Bar Association, Construction Law Section
  • Austin Young Lawyers Association
  • Real Estate Council of Austin
  • American Subcontractors Association
  • CFMA 
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