Barry Huston is a Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Wrongful Death, Construction & Development, Car Accidents attorney who has been licensed for 48 years. This attorney attended Brooklyn Law School and has an office in New York, NY.

Helena is committed to social causes and is the co-author of the “Search for Jabulani,” a children’s book by the Grannies on Safari adventurers. In her spare time, she and her children are inventors of sustainable beauty products.

David is the founder of DH Law. He is an experienced lawyer who is well versed in all areas of civil litigation. David possesses a degree in Economics (B.A.) from University of Toronto, and a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from University of London. He has a diverse background in the legal field. In past years, David worked at a Personal Injury law firm in downtown Toronto, specializing in matters relating to tort claims and accident benefits. Looking to diversify, David then joined Eric K. Gillespie Professional Corporation as a lawyer specializing in Environmental and Municipal law. At Gillespie Law, David won a landmark decision, which was the first renewable energy approval to have been revoked (Alliance to Protect Prince Edward County v Director, Ministry of the Environment, Case No.: 13-002/ 13-003). Since starting DH Law in 2016, David has continued to positively contribute to the legal field in over hundreds of cases. David operates with a strong commitment to quality, professionalism and client satisfaction.

Area of Practice: Mass Tort Litigation Richard K. Hy is an Associate Attorney at Eglet Adams. His practice primarily focuses on complex civil litigation including mass torts and class actions. When the Nevada Legislature is in session, Richard also works closely with the Nevada Justice Association advocating for legislation that protects consumers from false and misleading advertising, deceptive trade practices, and unsafe products. Prior to joining Eglet Adams, Richard worked at the Office of the Nevada Secretary of State. He was appointed Deputy Secretary of State and tasked with overseeing Nevada’s elections division. In that role, Richard was responsible for election administration, campaign finance enforcement, candidate filings, and legislative affairs. His predecessor in that same position notably included Samuel L. Clemens, more commonly known by his pen name of “Mark Twain.” Richard earned his Juris Doctorate Degree from Gonzaga University School of Law. He received his undergraduate degrees, a B.S. in Sociology and a B.A. in Political Science, from the University of Utah.

Area of Practice: Employment Law Allison Hyatt has been a litigator for more than 20 years representing clients throughout California in a wide range of employment and complex business disputes. Her practice focuses on defending employers, in addition to individual managers and executives, facing lawsuits involving claims of employment discrimination, harassment, retaliation, defamation, breach of contract, wage and hour violations, and wrongful termination. As an experienced trial lawyer, Allison has a unique perspective at the outset of litigation, enabling her to help businesses minimize exposure and resolve employment disputes in a cost-effective manner. When needed, she is ready to aggressively defend her clients through trial or arbitration. Allison also regularly counsels and advises her clients regarding their employment practices, including reasonable accommodations and the interactive process, discrimination and harassment prevention, privacy issues, disciplinary actions, protection of trade secrets, and other personnel matters.