Nodolf, Brian M.

Jeremy is a native Houstonian. An honors graduate from Texas A&M University, Jeremy earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science in 1995. He earned his J.D. Degree from the University of Houston Law Center in 1999. During law school, Jeremy excelled in mock trial and moot court competitions, and was chosen to serve on the Houston Journal of International Law. He also was awarded an internship during law school with U.S. Magistrate Judge Nancy Johnson, which he fulfilled while attending school.

After graduation, Jeremy dedicated his practice entirely to plaintiffs' litigation. In 2003, Jeremy joined John Stevenson and further refined his practice to plaintiff's personal injury. With his focus solely in the field of plaintiffs' rights, Jeremy has become a seasoned and skilled advocate, successfully litigating for numerous injured individuals and their families.

For this reason, Jeremy has been honored by the publishers of Texas Monthly Magazine as a Texas Rising Star Super Lawyer in 2006. However, Jeremy's passion is perhaps best reflected in his resolve to try cases. Jeremy excels in trial preparedness and tenacity. Currently, he represents plaintiffs in the areas of admiralty and maritime, products liability, premises liability and general negligence.