Jelicia Walker is recognized as one of the top performing attorneys across the United States. With over twelve years of legal experience, Jelicia provides each client with the legal expertise required. Jelicia works as a detail-oriented, knowledgeable attorney who has obtained over 50 published trademarks, helped start up over 30 businesses, and has settled over $500,000 in personal injury claims. Jelicia is proud to provide services to each and every client.
Lauryn is an associate in the Austin office. Her practice focuses on renewable energy transactions such as the acquisition and sale of renewable energy projects, joint ventures, project development and matters concerning engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) agreements. Her practice also involves representing lenders, including bilateral and multilateral develop finance agencies, and borrowers in structuring, negotiating, documents and implementing domestic and international project financings. Professional Experience Education JD, The George Washington University Law School, 2021, Concentration in Business and Finance Law Master of Science in Law, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, 2018, Convocation Speaker BA, Spanish, University of California, Los Angeles, 2017 Culver Academies, Senior Prefect At UCLA, Lauryn competed as a Division 1 Rower winning gold in the Varsity 4+ at the San Diego Crew Classic. Admissions Texas State Bar Representative experience Represented Jupiter Power in an agreement for Energy Vault Holdings, Inc. to supply services including provision of equipment, engineering, procurement, construction. commissioning and energy management of two battery storage projects (100MW battery storage energy system in Fort Stockton, Texas and 10MW system in Carpinteria, California). Represented a leading US solar developer in its recent merger with a Fortune 500 global energy company. Represented purchaser in relation to the acquisition of a solar powered electricity generating project. Represented purchaser in relation to the acquisition of membership interests of a solar project. Represented developer in negotiation of engineering, procurement and construction agreements for the provision of balance of plant construction with respect to three battery storage projects. Represented seller in the acquisition of membership interests of a solar facility with battery energy storage. Represented purchaser in relation to the acquisition of a 197 MW development stage wind energy facility. Represented United States International Development Finance Corporation on the US$1 billion debt financing to finance Approved Vaccine procurement to eligible countries that participate in COVAX AMC. Represented the management team in an equity financing to launch a large-scale clean hydrogen pipeline transportation and salt cavern storage platform. Represented BCPG Public Company Limited (BCPG) in relation to the purchase of cycle power generating portfolio from Carlyle. Represented IRG Acquisition Holdings, a partnership between Invenergy, CDPQ and Blackstone Infrastructure, on the purchase of a 1,365 MW portfolio of operating wind and solar projects from American Electric Power for approximately $1.5 billion. Represented Perennial Power Holdings, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation of Americas, in a joint venture transaction with Advantage Capital to establish Perennial Renewables LLC, a limited liability company that develops renewable energy projects with a focus on solar power generation. Rankings and recognitions 2023 The National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 Award (Texas)
Tiffany Walker-Killip is a proud native Houstonian with deep roots in the city she calls home. A lifelong competitor and leader, Tiffany first distinguished herself in New Orleans, Louisiana, where she attended college as captain of the volleyball team and an Academic All-American. Her love for the city inspired her to remain there for law school, where she excelled academically, graduating in the top third of her class.
Since then, Tiffany has built a dynamic and diverse litigation practice marked by intelligence, tenacity, and results. She clerked for numerous judges, gaining invaluable insight into courtroom dynamics and judicial decision-making. Tiffany has handled cases throughout a variety of practice areas, including: construction and construction defect, toxic mold, premises liability and negligence, workers’ compensation, Defense Base Act and other maritime issues, and presently handles a diverse docket representing international retailers and small business owners.
Today, Tiffany focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation, where her ability to think quickly on her feet, dissect challenging legal issues, and connect with judges and juries has led to dozens of successful summary judgments in both federal and state courts, as well as numerous defense verdicts at trial.
Smart, compassionate, and deeply committed to her clients, Tiffany thrives in the courtroom and finds great purpose in navigating complex legal issues. She values Houston’s diversity and is proud to serve businesses and communities in the city that raised her.
Outside of the courtroom, Tiffany is a devoted wife and mother. She enjoys the joyful chaos of keeping up with her two sons and husband, cooking, gardening, traveling, and experiencing live music.
Dale Wainwright, Co-Chair of the firm's National Appeals & Legal Issues Group and Chair of the Texas Appellate Practice, has more than three decades of experience. He represents clients in complex commercial, energy, and administrative disputes in state and federal trial and appellate courts, and is frequently engaged to handle precedent-setting and high-stakes appeals.
He handles briefing and oral argument in trial and appellate courts, structures appeals and mandamus proceedings for success, and counsels clients on litigation strategy, error preservation at trial, jury charge preparation, post-verdict proceedings, and analysis of the trial record for appellate potential.
Prior to joining Greenberg Traurig, Dale served on the Texas Supreme Court for 10 years, authoring more than 125 opinions. Elected to the Supreme Court in 2002, he was the third-longest-serving member of the court at the time of his return to private practice.
Dale began his judicial career in 1999 when he was appointed by Governor George W. Bush to preside over the 334th Civil Judicial District Court in Houston, Texas. As judge of the 334th District Court, he resolved 3,000 cases and presided over more than 100 trials.
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