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Schweitzer, Sharon Marie was born on April 12, 1961 in Oakland, California, United States. Daughter of Theodore L. and Evelyn Mary (Laga) Schweitzer.
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SHARON SCHWEITZER, American Lawyer, Partner of Davis, WELCH, EWBANK, OTTO & WILKERSON, Professional Corporation, specializing in the field of Civil Litigation and Civil Appellate Practice in State and Federal Courts and Appropriate Administrative Agencies with emphasis on Personal Injury and Property Damage, Hospital and Medical Malpractice, Products Liability, Insurance Recievership Litigation, Professional Liability, General Commercial Litigation, Lender Liability Litigation including RICO. Construction Industry Litigation and Arbitration, including Payment and Performance Bonds, Oil and Gas and Other Mineral Litigation including Contract Litigation, Insurance Law. Administrative Law, Health Law, Eminent Domain, Real Estate Litigation, General Consumer Litigation, Municipal and Governmental Liability. Arbitration and Mediation.
Education
The Ohio State University (Bachelor of Arts, 1984). The University of Oxford, England (Certificate, 1984). South Texas College of Law (Juris Doctor, 1989).
Phi Alpha Delta.
Member, Order of the Barristers.
Career
Law clerk/summer associate, Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, Houston, 1985-1989; intern to honorary judge Norman Black, United States District Court (southern district) Texas, Houston, 1989; associate, Davis & Wilkersopn, Professional Corporation, Austin, Texas, 1989-1991; assistant attorney general, State of Texas, Austin, since 1991. Member of advisory board LaGuna Gloria Art Museum Contemporaries, Austin, 1990-1991.
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Membership
Member American Bar Association, Texas Bar Association, Travis County Bar Association (young lawyers section Austin chapter 1989-1991), Texas Association Defense Counsel, Metropolitan Club (board directors), Metropolitan Breakfast Club.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
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1989