Neil F. Young

Neil Young concentrates his litigation practice on commercial, employment, governmental, and healthcare matters. He represents and advises corporate clients, small businesses, Texas governmental entities, public officials, and healthcare professionals on a variety of issues, including:

• Commercial disputes and contract actions;
• Employment claims involving discrimination, harassment, or retaliation allegations;
• Restrictive covenant enforcements;
• Trade secret misappropriations;
• Litigation involving local governments and public officials; and
• Regulatory compliance and investigations.

A registered pharmacist in three states, Neil previously managed a long-term care pharmacy for six years as its chief pharmacist. Neil's management and healthcare experience gives him a practical, business-minded perspective when representing and advising his clients.

During law school, Neil was selected to be a legal writing fellow and was nominated for induction into the National Order of Scribes. He also served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Gray H. Miller of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas.

• Honor

  Neil F. Young Presented with Blank Rome’s Pro Bono Rising Star Award

  July 5, 2023

  Neil F. Young

• Case

  Blank Rome Wins Patent Jury Trial in WDTX for NCS Multistage

  January 25, 2022

  Andrew K. Fletcher, Domingo Manuel LLagostera, Russell T. Wong, Megan R. Wood, Neil F. Young

• Case

  Blank Rome Obtains Summary Judgment on Eve of Trial for City of Texas and EMS Administrator

  November 2021

  Susan L. Bickley, Neil F. Young

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2022, Pro Bono Rising Star Award, by Blank Rome LLP

Memberships

• Houston Bar Association
• American Society for Pharmacy Law

A Fellow of the Houston Bar Foundation, Neil values equal access to justice and is regularly involved in a variety of pro bono matters. Neil received Blank Rome's 2022 Pro Bono Rising Star Award, recognizing his dedication to eviction prevention, family law, and immigration issues.

Admissions

• U.S. District Court - Colorado
• Texas
• U.S. District Court - Southern District of Texas
• United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court - Southern District of Texas

Education

• University of Houston Law Center, JD, cum laude
• University of Kansas, PharmD