Campbell Huber PLLC
Paralegal

Barry Eggleston

Paralegal
An experienced paralegal supporting Campbell Huber's litigation team.
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Barry Eggleston
Phone(214) 665-2000
Emailbarry.eggleston@campbellhuber.com
RoleParalegal
OfficeAddison / Dallas
Meet the Team

About Barry

Barry Eggleston brings more than 35 years of legal experience to Campbell Huber. He began his career in 1988 as a file and records clerk and steadily advanced to become a senior commercial-litigation paralegal.

Over the years, Barry has supported attorneys in numerous trials across Texas, with a strong emphasis on fact investigation, case development and research. His approach is defined by persistence and creative problem-solving.

One example came in an EPA Superfund liability matter in Oregon, where Barry located a critical fact witness who had eluded standard search efforts by tracing the individual through a state fishing-license database.

At a Glance

Focus & Experience

Area of Focus

Commercial Litigation Support

Area of Focus

Fact Investigation

Area of Focus

Case Development & Research

Area of Focus

Trial Support

Background

Credentials & Experience

Education
  • B.A. in Government & Politics, University of Texas at Dallas โ€” minor in History
  • Certificate in World War II Military History, Hillsdale College
Professional Background

More than 35 years in the legal field, beginning in records and advancing to senior commercial-litigation paralegal work and extensive Texas trial support.

Professional & Community Involvement
  • Member, State Bar of Texas Legal Assistant Division
  • Former Chair, Dallas Chapter of Autism Speaks
  • Eagle Scout
  • Board of Directors, WWII History Roundtable, Audie Murphy Chapter
Beyond the Role

Outside the Office

Outside the office, Barry is a devoted caregiver to his adult son on the autism spectrum. He enjoys their weekly park walks, Texas barbecue, military history and collecting rare World War II artifacts. He is the great-great nephew of General Claire Chennault, commander of the Flying Tigers during World War II.