Associate, Litigation Group
Molly Hust
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Molly Hust joined BoyarMiller’s Litigation Group in August 2015 after participating in the firm’s Summer Clerkship Program in 2014. Molly’s practice is primarily focused on serving clients in a wide range of complex commercial and employment law disputes.
Areas of Focus
- Complex commercial litigation
- Employment law disputes
Quick Facts
- Graduate of South Texas College of Law Houston
- Graduate of the University of Alabama
Molly Hust joined BoyarMiller’s Litigation Group in August 2015 after participating in the firm’s Summer Clerkship Program in 2014. Molly’s practice is primarily focused on serving clients in a wide range of complex commercial and employment law disputes.
While attending South Texas College of Law Houston, Molly was a proud member of the Board of Advocates where she served as an officer. She represented South Texas in the Products Liability Moot Court Competition in Cincinnati, the National Criminal Procedure Moot Court Competition in San Diego, and the National Cultural Heritage Moot Court Competition in Chicago. She was honored to serve as President of the Christian Legal Society. She also interned for Justice Harvey Brown in the First Court of Appeals, and the Honorable Lynn N. Hughes in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas.
Molly’s goals are to consistently embody BoyarMiller’s core values, provide counsel beyond expectations, and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
Education
- JD, South Texas College of Law Houston
- BA, University of Alabama
Affiliations
- Houston Bar Association
- Houston Young Lawyers Association (HYLA)
Business Litigation
- Pursuing claims on behalf of a supplier of industrial guar for breach of contract against one of the supplier’s customers.
- Settled breach of contract dispute between manufacturer of car products and a purchaser.
Employment Litigation
- Represented an employer to enforce a non-competition agreement against a former employee.
Real Estate Litigation
- Successfully represented mixed-use real estate developer in claims for breach of contract, breach of warranty and construction defect against its former general contractor involving substantial water infiltration in two luxury apartment buildings.
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