Mario de la Garza Lawyer Reviews & Ratings - Houston

MARIO E. DE LA GARZA, a graduate of Harvard University and Northwestern University School of Law, represents victims of catastrophic personal injury.  He has prevailed for victims of negligence in many contexts: wrongful death, electrical and burn injuries, traumatic brain injuries, workplace injuries, serious trucking and automobile collisions, and medical malpractice.. Mr. de la Garza has recovered millions of dollars for his clients.  He has been recognized as a Texas Rising Star by Super Lawyer and as among the best lawyers in Houston by H Texas Magazine and Houstonia Magazine.  The secret to Mr. de la Garza's success is simple: for him, every case is personal.  A graduate of the prestigous Spence Trial Lawyers College, Mr. de la Garza is one of those trial lawyers that truly cares about his clients.  He believes passionately that in order to get his clients justice, he must not only know the law and the facts pertinent to their case but must also put himself in their' shoes and learn how their injuries have changed their lives for the worse.  Through this immersive and tireless work, Mr. de la Garza is able to discover and tell his clients' stories in powerful, human terms, so that the decisionmakers not only understand his clients' stories, but also feel their pain and anguish.. Mr. de la Garza's clients also benefit from his varied legal experience, which is rare for a personal injury attorney.  He began his legal career as an appellate lawyer at Haynes and Boone, LLP, where he drafted appellate briefs and trial motions in complex civil matters. Mr. de la Garza now brings these writing and reseach skills to bear in his advocacy on behalf of injured persons.  After years as an appellate lawyer, Mr. de la Garza gained international transaction experience at Bracewell & Giuliani, LLP.  From this experience, Mr. de la Garza gained insight into how business entities anticipate and deal with risk, which is valuable in fighting the fight against personal injury defendants, who are almost always business entities.