Shareholder Tim McInturf Rejoins Littler in Houston
Littler, the largest law firm specializing in employment and labor law for management, has welcomed Tim McInturf back as a shareholder in its Houston office. He was part of Littler from 1999 to 2009, comes back after holding leadership roles at Quantlab Group and founding Tim McInturf Mediation.
“Tim’s unique combination of business executive experience and legal expertise offers valuable insights for our clients,” said Erin Webber, Littler’s managing director and president. His skill in tackling complex legal issues from a business perspective and his conflict resolution expertise add a lot to our team. We’re excited to have him back.”
McInturf brings years of experience in business leadership and dispute resolution. His legal career at Littler focused on employment litigation, including unfair competition, trade secrets, breach of contract, and wrongful termination. At Quantlab Group, a global trading company, McInturf spent 11 years in leadership. There, he worked as President, Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer, and General Counsel. In these roles, he guided the company’s strategy, culture, growth, and daily operations across multiple countries.
“Tim’s approach to client service focuses on strategic thinking, collaboration, and understanding the changing legal landscape in Texas and nationwide,” said Kelley Edwards, Littler’s managing shareholder in Houston. “With his background as a trial lawyer and trusted advisor, Tim will be valuable in addressing our clients’ biggest workplace challenges.”
Upon his return to Littler, McInturf will represent employers in cases involving unfair competition, non-compete agreements, and trade secrets. He will also defend clients against claims of discrimination and retaliation. With a background in helping businesses create strong workplace cultures, he will advise employers on managing workplace issues and developing policies for hiring, performance management, training, and employment contracts.
“I’m thrilled to rejoin Littler, a firm that has played a major role in shaping my career,” McInturf said. “The knowledge I have gained since then has deepened my understanding of business leaders’ challenges. I look forward to using that experience to help our clients solve their problems. It’s exciting to collaborate with both old and new colleagues to provide the effective solutions our clients expect.”
McInturf earned his J.D., magna cum laude, from the University of Houston Law Center and his B.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin. He has taught as an Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of Business and Economics at Houston Christian University. He has previously served as president of the Texas General Counsel Forum, Houston Chapter.
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