Courtney has handled a wide variety of construction litigation matters in both the private and public sectors. She has extensive experience drafting and litigating Texas mechanic’s and materialmen’s liens, payment and performance bonds, and bonds to indemnify against liens. She recognizes the financial pressures experienced by the construction industry and the importance of securing a contractor’s right to payment. Courtney works in partnership with clients to understand their unique drivers, goals, and priorities prior to and during litigation.

While attending law school, Courtney served as a judicial intern to the Honorable David Hittner and the Honorable Nancy F. Atlas in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. She was Assistant Managing Editor and Assistant Articles Editor of the South Texas Law Review and a member of the Board of Advocates. She served as President/Co-Founder of the Women’s Law Society and as Vice President of the Real Estate and Construction Law Society.

Prior to launching her legal career, Courtney was a practicum student at Family to Family Network, an organization in Houston that empowers the families of children and young adults with disabilities as they navigate the complex education, health care, and social service systems. Courtney was also a Family Assistance Center Specialist for the Texas Military Forces State Family Program in Austin, Texas where she served as a part of a command support team that advised command on forming and operating their family readiness programs.

Courtney was recognized in 2025 and the three years immediately preceding as one of the "Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch" for Construction Law and Construction Litigation by The Best Lawyers in America®. She was recognized as a Texas "Rising Star" in 2023 and 2024 for Construction Litigation by Super Lawyers magazine.