Tiffani Skroch represents employers in a broad range of employment litigation matters in state and federal courts. Her practice focuses on high-stakes workplace disputes, including anti-discrimination and anti-retaliation claims, restrictive covenant and non-compete litigation, wage-and-hour disputes, and other complex employment-related controversies. Tiffani works closely with clients to understand their industries, business objectives, and workplace dynamics, enabling her to provide strategic and practical counsel tailored to each matter.

Known for her oral and written advocacy skills and knowledge of complex litigation procedure, Tiffani has earned national and statewide recognition for her achievements in litigation and advocacy. These accomplishments reflect her ability to craft and convey persuasive arguments, develop effective litigation strategies, and advocate zealously on behalf of clients at both the trial and appellate levels.

In addition to her litigation practice, Tiffani advises employers on emerging employment issues and regularly contributes thought leadership on developments affecting the workplace, including wage-and-hour laws and federal employment policy. She also serves as an Adjunct Advocacy Team Professor at Baylor University School of Law, where she helps train the next generation of advocates. Licensed in Texas and admitted to practice before all four federal district courts in Texas and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, Tiffani is well-positioned to assist clients through every stage of litigation.