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Team Member Profiles Pam Rea, Attorney At Law Pam Rea’s current practice focuses on representation of individuals, and small to mid-sized businesses. Her experience includes both trial and appellate work. Her clients include those needing representation in civil litigation cases to those needing consultation on employment or EEOC issues, or the assessment of a client’s policies, and advisement on drafting documents with legal implications. Her experience includes representation in matters involving breach of contract, fraud, disputes over failed equipment, industrial accidents, construction matters and liens, personal injury cases, products liability, premises claims, and other business torts. She also represents individuals in divorce and other family court matters. Pam Rea grew up in Houston, received her Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of St. Thomas with honors and worked in advertising and fundraising prior to attending South Texas College of Law. She was admitted to the Texas Bar in 1995. She is also admitted to practice before the United States District Courts, in the Southern District and Eastern District of Texas. While in law school, Pam was awarded two American Jurisprudence Awards, the Dean’s Outstanding Student Advocate Award, and was selected to the Order of Barristers. She competed in four national advocacy competitions as both a brief writer and oralist. She won the San Diego Criminal Procedure National Moot Court Competition where she was recognized as Best Oralist, and she won the John Marshall Law School’s National Information Technology and Privacy Law Moot Court Competition where she received the Best Brief Award. She co-founded the Justice Tang National Moot Court Competition and was honored by the Asian American Bar Association of Houston in 1994 for her efforts on behalf of the Asian student community. Pam began her commitment to pro bono legal work during law school by representing indigent, disabled clients through STCL’s program and the Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program. Pam is active in the Houston Bar Association, has served on a number of committees, including the Professionalism Committee, and regularly presents MCLE Seminars for HBA. She is a Fellow of the Houston Bar Foundation, and a Fellow of the Spurgeon E. Bell Annual Giving Society. Prior to establishing her practice, Pam was a shareholder with the firm Delgado Acosta Braden & Jones, P.C. and of counsel to the litigation firm of Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. Following the principles instilled by her parents, Pam is also dedicated to public service in the community. She has served as a volunteer in a variety of capacities in non-profit organizations over the years, including fundraiser, trustee or board member for the YMCA, The Houston Help House, the Gulf Coast Trades Center Endowment Fund, the Treece Advocacy Center & Court Room of South Texas College of Law, and others. She was a member of Leadership Houston, Class XXIV. Pam Rea believes that clients are best served by a lawyer who is well-rounded, and balances her professional commitment to excellence with personal accomplishment. Outside of the law office, Pam pursues trail running, canoeing, mountain bike riding, and road cycling. She rides the MS-150 from Houston to Austin, and raises funds for multiple sclerosis. Tim Helm, Case Manager
Tim Helm brings his diverse experience to the position of Case Manager. He has been a project manager in the field of construction and an instructor in aviation mechanics in the private sector and for the U.S. Military. He has a strong background in small business start-up and management, as well as budgeting, cost estimating, and utility cost analysis. While serving in the United States Army, Tim attained the rank of Sergeant, and received recognition for his dedication, achievements and leadership.Among these honors are the Army Achievement Medal for Distinguished Service on June 24, 1995, and the Army Achievement Medal on July 1, 1996 for his leadership and training of subordinates in the Joint Readiness Training Mission. Tim's interests are woodworking, history, cycling, and adventure racing. He is proficient at reading blueprints, wiring diagrams, and mechanical, electrical and technical manuals and bulletins. NOTE: The use of the Internet for communications with the firm will not establish an attorney-client relationship and messages containing confidential or time-sensitive information should not be sent.
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