Julie Liddell has devoted her career to helping people of all backgrounds find justice in the courts. She spent ten years in public service as staff attorney for judges in the highest courts in Texas resolving both criminal and civil matters ranging from complex commercial disputes to death-penalty appeals. 

In her time at the Texas Judicial Commission on Mental Health, she led the creation and development of the Texas Mental Health and Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Law Bench Book, now the leading guide for judges and practitioners on all issues pertaining to mental health across the justice system in the state. 

In recent years, Julie has fought for individuals and families against powerful, well-resourced interests in a wide range of legal actions. Some of those she has helped include survivors of toxic mold exposure seeking recovery from substandard construction work, financially disadvantaged women fighting for their rights in family disputes, and individuals who have been harmed by unethical attorney conduct. 

She is now turning her efforts to help families and teachers fight for their health, wellness, and privacy against tech companies who are exploiting them for profit. She understands that parents and children should not be forced to choose between their rights to health, safety, and privacy and their right to an education.