Alan Dabdoub

Alan Dabdoub Alan Dabdoub, Partner at LPHS, represents plaintiffs and defendants in high stakes commercial disputes. Clients credit his outstanding results to his meticulous preparation, creativity, and courtroom presence. Alan is a first-chair trial lawyer with experience trying cases to juries, judges, and arbitrators, including winning a $12 million dollar judgment for his client in a large commercial dispute after a week-long trial in one of the few cases tried during the COVID pandemic. He possesses expertise in business torts, contract disputes, trade secrets litigation, fiduciary duty litigation, partnership disputes, and bankruptcy litigation. Alan has handled complex disputes in the energy, healthcare, financial, banking, real estate, retail, technology, telecommunications, manufacturing, logistics, and construction industries. Alan earned his B. A with honors, cum laude, as a scholarship recipient from Louisiana State University, where he achieved Deans List recognition for seven consecutive semesters. He then earned his J. D. from Louisiana State Universitys Paul M. Hebert Law Center, excelling academically and twice receiving the Corpus Juris Secundum Award for achieving the highest grades in Torts I and Torts II. Alan has repeatedly been recognized by his peers in D Magazine as one of the Best Lawyers in Dallas (2016, 2020-2022, 2024-2025). Alan was also selected as a Rising Star (business litigation) by Texas Super Lawyer (2011) and has repeatedly been selected as a Super Lawyer (business litigation) (2023-2024). Alan has also been recognized by Best Lawyers in America since 2024 for his exceptional representation of clients in business litigation. Alan is admitted to the State Bars of Texas, Louisiana, and Tennessee, and is a prolific speaker on cutting-edge topics in business litigation. He served as a Planning Committee Member for the Texas State Bar inaugural CLE in December 2024: Handling Your First (or Next) Business Court Case. Alan lives in Dallas with his wife Michelle Ackal Dabdoub and their three children, Grant, Ava, and Sloane.