
N. Brenda Adimora represents well-known, industry-leading clients. She has obtained favorable settlements and achieved a myriad of successes, including successful handling of government audits and investigations for clients in industries including consulting, healthcare, construction, and technology. She has achieved success on behalf of smaller clients as well. Brenda has recently:
- Represented national consulting firm against high-level employee in a dispute relating to religious accommodations in Texas federal court; the case settled for a confidential amount just weeks before trial
- Represented corrections industry client against a challenging pregnancy discrimination case, achieving strategic resolution
- Argued and won a Motion for Sanctions and Motion to Dismiss on behalf of the world's largest producer of polyvinyl chloride
- Entered confidential mediation with small business technology client against hostile plaintiff with claims before four courts and agencies, which was further confirmed by a dismissal from the Texas Workforce Commission.
- Handled DOL audits and investigations in Texas and North Carolina for construction and hospitality industry clients regarding misclassification and overtime compensation
- Conducted workplace investigations for charter schools, media companies, including False Claim Act whistleblower allegations
Brenda is the former Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Houston Young Lawyers Foundation, a nonprofit organization that gives grants to smaller nonprofit organizations in the community. She helped rebound the organization after the COVID-19 pandemic. She was invited to speak about her role as an African-American bar leader in the Houston Bar Association's Allyship podcast in February 2024.
Brenda's service on the Houston Young Lawyers Association has earned her many awards including HYLA Outstanding Director, and Texas State Bar Fellow. Brenda also maintains an active pro bono practice where she often helps families seek guardianship of their adult disabled relatives.
Brenda joined Littler after practice at a national commercial litigation boutique, representing plaintiffs and defendants in high stakes, high value disputes.