Meet the S. McCorquodale P.C. Team
Founded in 2009 and with offices in both Dallas and Houston, Texas. The Law Office of Sandy McCorquodale, P.C., is a firm with an expansive scope that focuses on cases in areas such as industrial accidents, on-the-job injuries, mass disasters, and disputes among business owners. Committed to representing clients in cases so complex that they might turn other firms away.
We enlist the expertise of professionals with training in areas such as sciences and insurance claim handling to handle complicated cases with a fully educated background. We are prepared to handle any case our clients present us with, and we will work to see them to a satisfying conclusion.
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K. Mark Vincent
K. Mark Vincent is a seasoned attorney with over three decades of experience in banking, commercial litigation, and transactional matters. He is a proven leader, having served as the Managing Shareholder of a 60+ person firm for 13 years, where he oversaw a multi-million dollar budget and guided the firm’s strategic direction. -
Sandy McCorquodale
Attorney
A no-nonsense technician; a grinder’s mentality. Mr. McCorquodale handles trials and appeals. Sandy has been bringing his unique combination of experience, skill, humor, and attitude to clients here in Texas for more than 40 years with a core belief that a straightforward, honest analysis and execution will always trump over tough talk and empty promises.
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Richard Pullman
Attorney
Richard Pullman has a proven track record litigating business matters for over fifty years. His cases involve commercial litigation, real estate, banking, securities, trademark disputes, contract, landlord/tenant, estate and trust coverage, bankruptcy, professional malpractice, and partnership disputes. He is trained in mediation, also handles appeals in Federal and State courts throughout the country from the local level to the U.S. Supreme Court. He is renowned for his ability to handle complex cases that require knowledge and expertise.
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Paul D. Schoonover
Attorney
Upon graduation from law school, Paul joined the firm of Vial, Hamilton, Koch & Knox, LLP, a mid-sized Dallas law firm with over 125 lawyers at its zenith. Paul served on the firm’s management committee and acted as the firm’s general counsel as he continued his practice. When that firm dissolved after 49 years of existence, Paul continued to practice in a smaller firm with lawyers who worked with him at Vial, Hamilton.
