Houston-based labor and employment law firm Muskat Devine is pleased to announce that senior associate Mariah Berry has been elevated to partner.
Ms. Berry defends employers against complex workplace claims. She is Board Certified in Labor and Employment Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and provides strategic counsel and high-level litigation support to local businesses and national corporations.
“I am honored to take on this new role at Muskat Devine,” said Ms. Berry. “Our firm is dedicated to helping employers solve their most challenging workplace issues, and I look forward to continuing to deliver strategic, results-driven counsel as a partner.”
During her tenure with Muskat Devine, Ms. Berry has demonstrated unwavering commitment to client success and legal excellence. Her elevation to partner strengthens the firm’s core mission of delivering top-tier defense and preventative counsel in high-stakes labor disputes, wage-and-hour claims and employment discrimination lawsuits.
“Mariah has consistently proven herself to be an exceptional advocate for our clients and a leader within our firm,” said Mike Muskat, name partner of Muskat Devine. “Her board certification and deep expertise in navigating complex workplace regulations make her an invaluable asset. We are thrilled to welcome her to the partnership.”
Prior to joining Muskat Devine, Ms. Berry worked at a well-established trial firm, equipping her to advise clients on the long-term impact of their business operations. She also served as a policy analyst for State Rep. Gene Wu, D-Houston, and was a judicial intern to the Honorable Lee Yeakel of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.
“Mariah’s dedication to mastering the complexities of workplace law makes her a powerful ally for our clients,” said Corey Devine, name partner of Muskat Devine. “Her strategic approach to litigation and compliance aligns perfectly with our firm’s core mission. We are proud to have her join us as a partner.”
Ms. Berry earned her juris doctor with pro bono honors from The University of Texas School of Law.