Duke University School of Law,
J.D., Robert William and Robert Wheaton Walter Scholar, Staff Editor, Duke Law Journal, 2011
Spelman College,
B.A., History, Summa Cum Laude, With Honors, Class Salutatorian, 2008
New York
Texas
New York USDC, Southern District
Texas USDC, Eastern District
Texas USDC, Northern District
Texas USDC, Southern District
Texas USDC, Western District
US Ct Appeals, 5th Circuit (LA, MS, TX)
US Supreme Ct
Court Advisory Committee Member, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas
State Bar of Texas
Council Member, African American Lawyers Section, 2020-2023
State Bar of Texas
Corporate Counsel Committee Co-Chair, Appellate Section, 2021-2022
J.L. Turner Legal Association
Director, 2015; Membership Committee Co-Chair, 2017
Patrick E. Higginbotham Inn of Court
Barrister, 2024-Present
Associate, 2015-2016, 2017-2018
Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Pathfinder Program
Pathfinder, 2017
American Bar Association
Fellow
Dallas Bar Association Foundation
Fellow
Texas State Bar Foundation
Fellow
Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Foundation
Fellow
Dallas Women Lawyers Association Foundation
Ally
N.E.W. Roundtable Inc.
Member
Hon. Cleo R. Steele Committed Mentor Award, J.L. Turner Legal Association, 2024
Listed in "Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch" for Commercial Litigation and Criminal Defense: White-Collar in Dallas, Texas (by BL Rankings), 2021-2025
Texas Rising Stars®, Business Litigation (by Thomson Reuters), 2018-2024
On the Rise Honoree, Texas Lawyer Awards (by ALM Media Properties), 2022
“Best Lawyers Under 40 in Dallas” by D Magazine, 2022
Thompson Coburn LLP
Partner, 2020-Present
Thompson & Knight LLP
Associate, 2016-2020
Jones Day
Associate, 2013-2016
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas
Law Clerk to the Hon. Sam A. Lindsay, 2012-2013
Supreme Court of Texas
Briefing Attorney to the Hon. Chief Justice Wallace B. Jefferson, 2011-2012
Texas Supreme Court Historical Society
President-Elect, 2024-Present; Vice President, 2023-2024; Treasurer, 2022-2023; Secretary, 2021-2022; Executive Committee Member, 2020-2021; Trustee, 2019-Present
Rainbow Days, Inc.
Director, 2020-Present
The Village Giving Circle
Member, 2020-Present
Dallas Theater Center Guild
Vice President of Membership Development, 2020-2021
Junior League of Dallas
Member, 2014-Present
Jasmine is an experienced litigator who focuses her practice on high-stakes business litigation, employment law, and white collar criminal defense.
She helps clients in a range of industries respond to and manage civil disputes involving allegations of breach of contract, fraud, negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, and tortious interference with contracts and prospective business relations.
Drawing on her experience in government investigations and federal enforcement actions, Jasmine has guided clients through government investigations and litigation brought by the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission involving allegations of consumer, health care, and securities fraud. She has helped corporate clients respond to state and federal False Claims Act qui tam actions.
Jasmine also regularly conducts workplace investigations and represents employers in administrative proceedings, arbitrations, and lawsuits involving claims of discrimination, retaliation, harassment, and family and medical leave violations brought by employees.
In 2019, Jasmine was loaned to the Dallas District Attorney's Office to prosecute criminal cases as an assistant district attorney.
Obtained dismissal of a breach of contract action against a former officer of a business-to-business financing company.
Represented a major aeronautics defense contractor in defending claims of fraud and violations of the Federal Acquisition Regulation, resulting in a favorable dismissal of the case.
Represented health care providers in reimbursement disputes with insurance companies for out-of-network healthcare claims for emergency services in state and federal court.
Represented a propane tank exchange company in state court lawsuit brought by a competitor alleging defamation, business disparagement, and tortious interference breach of contract claims, including successfully opposing a request for a temporary restraining order, resulting in a voluntary dismissal of all claims by opposing party.
Represented two former directors of an oil and gas exploration and production company in state court lawsuit brought by the company for fraudulent transfer and breach of fiduciary duty, resulting in voluntary dismissal of all claims with prejudice by plaintiff.
Defended online travel companies in nationwide litigation brought by state and local municipalities in federal and state courts, seeking to extend hotel room rental taxes to their internet travel reservations services.
Represented an online travel company in a first-of-its kind qui tam lawsuit alleging violations of the Delaware False Claims Act for failure to escheat unredeemed gift card balances as unclaimed property, resulting in a favorable dismissal from the lawsuit.
Represented a reorganized company in a fraud suit against former principals seeking recovery of over $90 million.
Successfully dismissed and compelled arbitration of an employment discrimination dispute against a telecommunications provider in the Northern District of Texas and in the Fifth Circuit.
Obtained summary judgment in an arbitration on behalf of a telecommunications provider, resulting in a dismissal of a former employee's retaliation claim.
Won a motion to dismiss in an arbitration for a telecommunications provider, resulting in a dismissal with prejudice of a former employee's disability discrimination claims.
Represented a telecommunications provider in arbitrations of employment disputes brought by former employees before the American Arbitration Association.
Conducted internal workplace investigations and counseled employers on compliance with state and federal anti-discrimination, family and medical leave, and wage-and-hour statutes.
Represented major aeronautics defense contractor in federal court lawsuits involving age, disability, race, and gender discrimination claims.
Represented a global business solutions company in defense of EEOC and Texas Workforce Commission charges of age and disability discrimination, resulting in the dismissal of charges.
Represented a former officer of a dietary-supplement distribution company in a criminal fraud and misbranding prosecution brought by the Department of Justice. Successfully argued a motion for a downward variance at sentencing hearing, reducing our client's sentence by one year.
Defended home health agency in Department of Justice criminal health care fraud investigation.
Represented an officer of a real estate investment company in parallel Department of Justice and Securities & Exchange Commission investigations involving allegations of violations of federal securities laws.
Represented amicus curiae in in landmark case in the Fifth Circuit regarding the constitutionality of the State Bar of Texas's mandatory bar dues.
Represented a prisoner in 42 U.S.C. § 1983 civil rights lawsuit alleging denial of medical care and use of excessive force in federal district court.
Successfully represented indigent litigants on appeal in the Texas Supreme Court in an ultra-vires action challenging a county district clerk's practice of collecting court costs from indigent litigants.
Represented a Rwandan client in administrative defensive-asylum proceedings.
Counseled a national nonprofit organization in a commercial real estate dispute.
AI and Workplace Bias: What Employers Need to Know
Co-Author, “How Outside Appellate Counsel Can Add Value From A Chief Legal Officer’s Perspective,”
State Bar of Texas Advanced Appellate Practice Seminar, September 2023
Author, "Error Preservation Traps in the Trial Court for the Unwary,"
The Advocate, State Bar of Texas Litigation Section, Spring 2023
Author, "The Nuts and Bolts of Error Preservation in the Trial Court,"
State Bar of Texas Civil Appellate Practice 101, September 6, 2022
Author, "A Profile in Courage: Gloria Katrina Bradford,"
Journal of the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society Fall 2020
Panelist, "Practice Notes from Former Law Clerks,"
Tarrant County Bar Association Federal Practice Brown Bag Seminar Series, February 2023
Moderator, Panel Discussion, “Roadmap for Enhancing Equity and Diversity on the Bench,"
African American Lawyers Section of the State Bar of Texas's February CLE Series, February 23, 2023
Moderator, Panel Discussion, "Best Practices for Outside Appellate Counsel,"
State Bar of Texas Advanced Appellate Practice Seminar, September 2023
Presenter, "Crisis in the C-Suite: Handline Situations in the Heat of the Moment,"
Association of Corporate Counsel for Dallas-Fort Worth, September 2023
"The Nuts and Bolts of Error Preservation in the Trial Court,"
State Bar of Texas Civil Appellate Practice 101, September 6, 2022
Dallas Partner Jasmine Wynton Earns Mentor Award
Summary judgment win for Canadian Standards Association
Nicole Williams, Jasmine Wynton earn 2022 Texas Legal Awards
Jasmine Wynton appointed to the Northern District of Texas’ Court Advisory Committee
Thompson Coburn is Texas proud after first year in Dallas
Thompson Coburn releases coloring book celebrating the life of Texas legal pioneer Gloria Bradford
Congratulations to our 2021 Best Lawyers ‘Lawyers of the Year’ and ‘Ones to Watch’
Business litigator Jasmine Wynton joins Thompson Coburn in Dallas
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