Jay Do

• Secured take-nothing final summary judgment for Memorial Hermann Health Plan, Inc. in contract dispute involving healthcare system and service provider pending in Harris County, Texas.
• Represented ASM Global in multi-district litigation containing over 6,000 plaintiffs arising from the 2021 Astroworld Festival tragedy in Houston, Texas.
• Represented ConocoPhillips Company in product liability and toxic torts personal injury litigation pending in the Southern District of Texas.
• Represented MRC Global (US) Inc. in multi-district litigation pending in Harris County, Texas involving dozens of lawsuits arising from a chemical release at the LyondellBasell La Porte facility in 2021.
• Secured take-nothing final summary judgment on behalf of Gonzalez Landscaping in connection with personal injury action in Harris County, Texas.

Jay Do is an associate in King & Spalding's Houston office and a member of the Product Liability and Mass Torts practice group. He represents clients in various types of disputes in state and federal court, including claims based in mass torts, environmental torts, products liability, catastrophic personal injury, and multi-district litigation.

Jay's practice encompasses a diverse range of complex civil litigation, focused in mass torts, environmental torts, products liability, catastrophic personal injury, and multi-district litigation. He has represented clients across a wide variety of industries and sectors, which includes oil and gas corporations, healthcare systems, and entertainment companies. Jay has extensive experience litigation matters from inception to resolution in state and federal courts, including leading incident response investigations, briefing and arguing dispositive and discovery motions, issuing and responding to written discovery, and taking and presenting depositions of fact and expert witnesses. 

Jay is a proud Double Longhorn, having earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Texas School of Law in 2023 and his Bachelor of Arts in Government and Economics from the University of Texas in 2020.