Wallace is a trial attorney specializing in commercial and intellectual property litigation. His representative experience includes:

•Patent cases involving biochemistry, computer hardware and software, consumer electronics, GPS devices, financial services, internet services, medical devices, military devices, pharmaceuticals, smart phones, vending machines, video services, and other technologies; and 

•Commercial disputes involving agreements and contracts, construction defects, deceptive trade practices, design defects, directors and officers liability, employment restrictions, fiduciary duties, fraud, intellectual property, intentional torts, professional negligence, products liability, real estate, trademarks, trade secrets, and securities.

Wallace combines smart, zealous advocacy with honesty, integrity, and attention to detail. Whether representing a large company or an individual inventor, Wallace fashions the facts of each case into a credible and compelling narrative. Wallace's reputation as a tenacious, ethical advocate has earned him repeated recognition as a "Texas Rising Star" by Thomson Reuters' Super Lawyers publication.

Wallace received his business degree from Texas Tech University with a double major in finance and economics and his law degree from Southern Methodist University where he was an editor for the International Law Review Association. Wallace and his wife, Lauren, are proud parents of two daughters.