Carter Arnett

8150 N. Central Expressway, Suite 500, Dallas, TX 75206, Dallas, TX 75206

15 Attorneys

$101.7M+ Recovered

About Carter Arnett

Carter Arnett is a Dallas, Texas-based law firm handling a full range of litigation matters, including serious personal injury, commercial disputes, and intellectual property. The firm represents clients in Texas and across the United States. Its 15 attorneys have experience with over 150 jury trials, including securing a $25 million wrongful death verdict and a $67.5 million patent infringement verdict. The team includes former federal law clerks, a retired state court judge, and several bilingual staff members.

Our Attorneys

Hon. Gary Hall (Ret.)

Senior Counsel

55+ years experience

E. Leon Carter

Principal

38+ years experience

J. Robert Arnett II

Principal

38+ years experience

Scott W. Breedlove

Partner

30+ years experience

Ann “Ana” Marie Jordan

Partner

30+ years experience

Linda R. Stahl

Partner

29+ years experience

Bill Pedersen, III

Partner

23+ years experience

Omer Salik

Partner

22+ years experience

Stacey Cho Hernandez

Partner

14+ years experience

Monica Litle Goff

Partner

8+ years experience

Notable Case Results

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$25M

Wrongful Death

Texas jury returned a $25 million verdict, holding Beamers Nightclub and Joshua Price Brent equally liable for the wrongful death of former Dallas Cowboy Jerry Brown Jr. The nightclub was found liable for serving alcohol to an obviously intoxicated Joshua Brent.

2018Trial VerdictView

$9.2M

Patent Infringement

Jury awarded $9.2 million to Carter Arnett client Katana Silicon Technologies, LLC in a patent infringement case against GlobalFoundries for infringing a semiconductor device patent.

2025Trial VerdictView

$67.5M

Patent Infringement

Jury awarded $67.5 million against Samsung, finding that it infringed two wireless network patents owned by G+ Communications.

2024Trial VerdictView