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SCOTUS Changes “Undue Hardship” Rule in Title VI
by Clark B. Will, DBA Headnotes

Bar Admissions

U. S. Supreme Court, 2014

U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Since 1981

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit

U.S. Court of Federal Claims

U.S. District Court of Texas
Northern, Southern, Eastern and
Western Districts

Honors
Texas Attorney of the Year, 2017
Corporate Vision Magazine
Top Lawyer of the Year, 2013 – 2016
Texas Lawyer Magazine
Professional of the Year, 2008
Business Litigation
America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
Who’s Who in American Law, 2007
Stathmore’s Who’s Who
Department of Defense
Meritorious Service Medal, 1986
U.S. Army Commendation
Medal, 1984
Honorable Order of St. Barbara, 1984
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center and
Fort Sill
Clark Will
42 Years of Experience
Arbitration
Litigation
Mediation
Practice Areas
Business Fraud
Business Insolvencies
Business Receiverships
Business Rehabilitation
Business Transactions
Commercial Litigation
Commercial Real Estate Law
EEOC Guidelines
Employee Benefit Claims
Employment Discrimination
Employment Retaliation
Employment Severance
Environmental Law
Estate Litigation
Executive Compensation
Executive Contracts
Family Medical Leave Act
Intellectual Property Cases
Lien and Judgment Recovery
Long-Term Care Claims
Non-Competition Agreements
Oil and Gas Issues
On-the-Job Injury Claims
Personal Injury
Receiverships
Rights of Servicemembers
Securities Fraud Litigation
Sexual Harassment
Tax Sale Recovery
Theft of Trade Secrets
Wage and Hour Pay Claims
Wrongful Discharge
Wrongful Termination

I joined Kilgore & Kilgore in 2017, after 19 years as a Shareholder with Quilling, Selander, Lownds, Winslett & Moser. Between 1986 and 1993, I was a Partner, Shareholder, or Associate with several law firms in Dallas and Fort Worth. Prior to that, I served as a Captain with the Judge Advocate General’s Corp, U. S. Army. All my life, people told me I should become a lawyer because of my writing ability and my gift of persuasion. I was a military kid. When I saw my dad’s forced retirement, I decided I wanted a career that I could work at for as long as I wanted. I entered the military on an ROTC scholarship. When I took off the uniform, I felt I had justice on my side. What I enjoy most are the personal relationships with clients. I enjoy the gratification that comes when I accomplish goals for them. It is tremendously satisfying, personally speaking.

Martindale Hubbell
Education

Judge Advocate General’s School
U.S. Army, University of Virginia
Diploma, 1981

Settlement Consultants International
Basic Commercial Mediation Course
Certificate, 1989

St. Mary’s University School of Law
J. D., 1980 “With Distinction”

University of Texas at Austin, B.A., 1977
Distinguished Military Graduate

Professional Associations and Memberships

Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit

Dallas Bar Association
Bench Bar Conference
2016 Co-chair, 2015 Vice Chair
2014 Committee Member

Texas Wesleyan University, 2000 – 2002
School of Law, Adjunct Law Professor
Negotiation, Mediation and Arbitration

Coppell Republican Women
Active Associate Member

National Rifle Association
Life Member

Philanthropic and Non-Legal Activities
Alamo Area Political Action Committee
Contributor/Associate
University of Texas
Ex-student Association, Life Member
Lakes of Coppells
Homeowners Association, Past President
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Past Vice Chairman/Executive Board of Elders
Chair/Board of Directors, Prayer Intervention for
Nations International Ministry
Board Member, New Generations Ministries Int’l.
St. Mary’s Law School Alumni Association
Past President, Board of Directors