Mary Allen Ramprasad

Bar / Professional Activity

• Florida, 2016
• Williamson County Bar Association
• Washington DC, 2017
• Texas, 2019
• Texas Trial Lawyers Association
• Texas Bar Disability Rights & Issues Committee
• Texas Bar Pro Bono College
• Texas Bar Foundation
• Texas Bar College
• National Trial Lawyers
• Million Dollar Advocates Forum
• Keenan Trial Institute: Undergraduate Program
• Houston Trial Lawyers Association
• Florida Justice Association
• Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association
• American Association for Justice
• American Bar Association

Special Licenses / Certifications

• Guardian Ad Litem, 2023

Pro bono / Community Service

• Over 150 hours of pro bono service provided within the last year through American Gateways, the Texas Baptist Children's Home, and Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas to secure the following for low-income clients: Housing & Medicare benefits, U.S. citizenship and temporary status applications, professional licensures, expunctions and nondisclosures, and eviction avoidance, 2023

Educational Background

• B.S., Media/Communication Studies and Political Science, April 2012; Florida Public Relations Association; Delta Zeta Sorority: Panhellenic Delegate; Recording, Corresponding, and Judicial Board Secretary , 2012
• Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, J.D./D.C.L. - 2015

Honors

• The AAJ Leadership Academy provides training to highly qualified members, particularly those who are underrepresented within the association, to help make them more effective leaders in AAJ, in their law firms, and their communities. Eighty percent of Leadership Academy graduates have served in leadership roles within AAJ or their state trial lawyer associations, AAJ Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Academy, https://www.justice.org/education/leadership-academy, 2024
• The National Trial Lawyers - Top 40 Under 40
• Being a lawyer means more than courtroom advocacy. Whether it is navigating a case, the office, the courtroom or the Capitol, our members want and need skills and tools to give them an edge.  The TTLA Advocates Committee Board of Directors is proud to announce a program to help attorneys build these key leadership skills and capabilities.  Centered around the key areas of Leadership, Execution, Accountability and Development, the LEAD Academy is not technical, legal or legislative training. Rather, it is designed to help members become leaders within their firm, TTLA, other legal associations and our communities, TTLA LEAD Academy, https://www.ttla.com/?pg=TTLALEADAcademy, 2023
• Created in 2008 by then State Bar President Harper Estes, LeadershipSBOT is designed to increase diverse leadership participation within the legal community through the nomination of lawyers who possess both the desire and the potential to assume leadership roles in their communities and the State Bar of Texas. Central to the program’s mission is ensuring that participant demographics represent the diversity of the State of Texas — culturally, ethnically, geographically, and in practice area. LeadershipSBOT participants will examine what is expected of leaders and, with the advice and guidance of current leaders, discover how to best engage in public involvement to be effective in the profession and in the community. The yearlong program consists of two training sessions and concludes with the presentation of group projects during the State Bar Annual Meeting, LeadershipSBOT, https://www.texasbar.com/Content/NavigationMenu/ForLawyers/BarServiceOpportunities/FindDiversityResources/LeadershipSBOT.htm, 2022

Industry Groups

• Catastrophic Injury

“Mary Allen Ramprasad is often faced with clients who have suffered a catastrophic injury. She is a fierce advocate who approaches each case with zeal and tenacity. Her clients are lucky to have someone so committed to advocating for their recovery.”

“Mary Allen Ramprasad is a brilliant, empathetic advocate for her clients. She is incredibly hardworking and takes the extra step to ensure that her client's needs are met. She is helpful to colleagues throughout the legal profession and is an asset to the industry.”