Lucy Meyers

Lucy is Of Counsel in the firm’s Construction/Surety and Litigation practice sections. She joined Coats Rose in 2009 and has been practicing law in the state of Texas for over 19 years. While earning her law degree at Texas Tech, Lucy served as the Vice President of Phi Delta Phi and was on the Board of Barristers, ABA National Moot Court Team, John Marshall National Moot Court Team and the TYLA State Moot Court Team. During her time at Rice University, Lucy was a National Merit Scholar and also a member of the Cycling Team.

Lucy is very active in the community and makes time each year to participate in the Bar None show, which is sponsored annually by the Dallas Bar. She sings with the Dallas Symphony Chorus, is a member of the Dallas Woman’s Club and the Dallas Museum of Art. Lucy has also served in various capacities on the board of the Marianne Scruggs Garden Club, Junior Group.

Practice Emphasis
Lucy’s practice focuses primarily on litigation and construction related matters.

Education
Texas Tech University School of Law, (J.D., 1991)
Rice University, (B.A., 1987)

Admitted
Texas, 1991
United States Supreme Court
Federal District Court, Northern District of Texas
Federal District Court, Western District of Texas

Affiliations
State Bar of Texas
College of the State Bar of Texas, (Board, 1996-1997)
American Bar Association (Litigation Section, Forum Committee on the Construction Industry)
Dallas Bar Association
Dallas Bar Foundation (Fellow)
Inn of Court (Pupil, 1994-1995)

Publications

• “Construction Law”, SMU Law Review, Volume 49, No. 4 (1996)
• “Construction Law”, SMU Law Review, Volume 48, No. 4 (1995)
• “Construction Law”, SMU Law Review, Volume 47, No. 4 (1994)
• “Construction Law”, SMU Law Review, Volume 46, No. 4 (1993) (all the above co-authored with Robert L. Meyers III and Michael F. Albers)
   

Community Activities

• Bar None Show (Assistant Producer, Cast Member, Script Committee, Marketing Committee, Ticket Manager)
• Dallas Symphony Chorus (soprano)
• Dallas Woman’s Club, Member
• Dallas Museum of Art, Member
• Junior Group, Marianne Scruggs Garden Club (President, 2006-2007; Board/Various Offices, 2001 to Present)
• Sacred Song (Charter President, 2003-2005) A community choral ensemble which has performed locally as well as at the White House, in Santa Fe, NM, Williamsburg, VA, and several European venues.
• University Park United Methodist Church (Chancel Choir, Overtones Handbells)