Joe and Dick looked at the other as second," said Daryl Bristow, who was Miller's law partner during the Texaco-Pennzoil trial. Joe Jamail had a net worth of $1.7 billion in 2014, according to Forbes.

"Joe Jamail was a giant of a man, who made a huge impact in all facets of life," Perrin said in a statement. Former UT football coach Mack Brown called Jamail "a friend, mentor, confidant, advisor." ...

Every day Joe Jamail dons a suit of armor, grabs his ”spear,” mounts his white charger and heads to the office. At least that`s how ”the King of Torts” sees himself, as a crusader for ...

"Joe wasn't a guy wanting to give advice or get his way -- he just wanted to know what he could do to be part of the solution." But Dodds knew what it was like to be on the receiving end of Jamail ...

Joe Jamail is known for the $10.5 billion verdict in Pennzoil v. Texaco major success in the courtroom over a nearly 60-year career as a Houston trial lawyer generous support for charities and ...

Friends for 50 years, Joe Jamail, left, and Richard "Racehorse" Haynes take a break recently to kick back and reminisce about their careers.

Joe Jamail was irreverent, unpretentious and remarkably generous. He also was stunningly arrogant, ever combative and gloriously profane. He embodied all those qualities, however contradictory ...

Joe Jamail, a Houston attorney and philanthropist, has given millions of dollars to support advancements in medical research, education and the community. "It's a great feeling knowing you've ...

Jamail, known for his "swearing, swash-buckling style," donated to both UT's academics and athletics, the Statesman reported. The Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center is named in his honor.

Legendary Texas lawyer Joe Jamail, known as the “King of Torts,” passed away today from complications from pneumonia. Texas Lawyer in 2014 asked Jamail whether he ever planned to retire.

Prolific University of Texas donor Joe Jamail, who died Wednesday at 90 , was known outside the Forty Acres as a fiery attorney with a flamboyant manner. As a matter of fact, a January profile ...

AUSTIN — Joe Jamail, a swashbuckling, billionaire trial lawyer who toppled Texaco in court and so lavished the University of Texas with donations that his name adorns its football field, has ...