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Mr. Rick W. Thamm
Eligible to Practice in Texas

Wells Peyton Partain Baldo & Lighty, LLC

Bar Card Number: 19820020
TX License Date: 11/06/1987

Primary Practice Location: Houston , Texas

550 Fannin St Ste 600
Beaumont, TX 77701-3108

Practice Areas: Litigation: Commercial, Litigation: Personal Injury

Statutory Profile Last Certified On: 08/02/2021

Contact Information

Tel: 713-417-2118

COURTS OF ADMITTANCE

Federal:
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas Southern District/Bankruptcy Court

Other Courts:
None Reported By Attorney

Other States Licensed:
None Reported By Attorney

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Texas attorneys. Current license or admittance
status can only be certified by the appropriate
court or licensing entity.

Practice information

Firm: Wells Peyton Partain Baldo & Lighty, LLC

Firm Size: 6 to 10

Occupation: Private Law Practice

Practice Areas: Litigation: Commercial, Litigation: Personal Injury

Services Provided:
Deaf/Hard of Hearing Translation: Not Specified
ADA-accessible client service: Not Specified
Language translation: Not Specified

Fee Options Provided:
None Reported By Attorney

Please note: Not all payment options are available for all cases, and any payment arrangement must be agreed upon by the attorney and his/her client. The State Bar of Texas is not responsible for payment arrangements between an attorney and his/her client.

Foreign Language Assistance:
None Reported By Attorney

Law school

School Degree earned	Graduation Date
University of Houston Graduation Date 05/1987	05/1987

Public disciplinary history

No Public Disciplinary History

Other States

None Reported By Attorney

Fee Options

Contingency Fees: The attorneys fee is based on a percentage of amount awarded in judgement or negotiated in the settlement of the case.

Flat Fees: The attorney charges a specified sum for handling the entire case or matter or for completion of a certain task associated with the case or matter (e.g. review of a contract, court appearance, etc.).

Hourly Rate: The attorney charges a per-hour rate and usually tracks his or her time in fractions of an hour (often 10ths of an hour / 6 minute increments).

Payment Plans: The attorney's fee may be paid in installments instead of all at once.

Sliding Scale Fees: A reduced fee arrangement based on a review of the client's overall income and ability to pay.