Aaron Calder brings a unique perspective to commercial litigation, drawing on a decade of experience in the energy industry before beginning his legal career. His practice encompasses a broad range of commercial disputes, including complex energy infrastructure, oil and gas, and construction projects, as well as personal injury matters.

Before becoming an attorney, Aaron spent 10 years working in energy markets and expert witness consulting, including managing hedging instruments and analyzing disputes involving major energy and infrastructure projects. That experience gave him a practical understanding of the technical, financial, and operational issues that often drive complex commercial litigation. He brings that knowledge to his legal practice.

Aaron approaches litigation with the belief that even the most complicated problems can be solved by breaking them down into manageable pieces. He enjoys digging into the details of a case, understanding how the various components fit together, and developing practical strategies to accomplish his clients’ goals. Before joining Jordan, Lynch & Cancienne, Aaron represented utilities, energy companies, and developers in regulatory proceedings and related matters.

Aaron earned his law degree from the University of Texas School of Law and his undergraduate degree in economics from Syracuse University. Outside the office, he enjoys playing basketball and poker, cheering on the Rockets, and exploring Houston’s food scene.