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I am a civil trial lawyer in Austin, Texas. I provide my clients with high-quality representation that is both zealous and thoughtful. A lawsuit is a major experience that affects numerous aspects of my clients' lives, and I am always mindful of that. I love what I do and I am proud to be part of a firm with a long-standing and well-deserved reputation for excellence.. My wife, Leslie, is a fellow attorney and small business owner. We are the proud parents of a boy, born in 2011, and a girl, born in 2014.

I am a certified public accountant and Board certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.   I love the opportunity to meet new people and work with families in planning for their future and the legacy they leave behind.   On the probate side, I strive to make the process as simple as possible at an extremely difficult time for many of my clients.

I am a Central Texas Criminal Defense Attorney dedicated to the diligent representation of my clients with the utmost integrity.

I am a board certified family law attorney located in downtown Austin. My goal is to provide you with the highest quality legal services. I strive to protect each client individually while maintaining respect for Biblical values and the institutions of marriage, the family and our legal system. I will walk with you as you navigate difficult changes and challenges that affect your life and your children's future. Together we will determine whether litigation, dispute resolution, or a combination of both is your best path and in your children's best interest.

I am a 2016 graduate of The University of Texas School of Law.  Prior to working at MBBC, I interned at the Travis County Attorney's Office and the Travis County District Attorney's Office, where I gained invaluable experience in the criminal law field.

I am a 1st and 5th Generation Texan, originally from the Greater Houston area.  While attending the University of Texas in Austin, I decided to set down roots here and started my practice.  I truly enjoy working to help the citizens of Central Texas.. I believe the work of the Criminal Defense Attorney is not only to help the individual charged with a crime, but to serve the community in making sure that their paid, and elected officials are properly carrying out justice.

I am 100% committed to getting you the best outcome I possibly can when you retain me.  I am dedicated to making sure that you are able to reach me whenever possible.  My staff and I do everything we can to ensure that we make this unfortunate time in your life as easy on you as we possibly can.  I am a former prosecutor, and I have personally taken close to 100 cases to verdict before a jury in both California and Texas.  Most of these cases have been DWI/DUI cases.  I have personally trained law enforcement officers on how to investigate DWI/DUI cases, write reports related to DWI/DUI cases, and testify in court related to DWI/DUI cases.  I am highly experienced and willing to do whatever it takes to get you best results within the confines of legal ethics.

Hunter Hillin is a seasoned veteran of litigation. He started his career in 1986 as a prosecutor in Dallas, where he quickly amassed substantial trial experience in criminal matters. He then went on to serve as legal counsel to the D/FW Board, adding experience in almost every area of local government, employment and general business practice. For the last twenty years and counting, Hunter has represented a diverse range of clients in civil litigation, including personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability, pharmaceuticals, real estate, business transactions, and employment disputes. He has represented numerous physicians and patients, a major health care system in Texas, and private businesses. He has successfully prosecuted and defended claims involving significant judgments and settlements with industry giants such as Toyota, Uniroyal, Eli Lilly, American Home Products, Texas Health Resources, Christus Spohn Health System, and Baylor Health Care System, to name a few. He also represented a putative class of U.S. merchants in an antitrust case against a major credit card network. Hunter is an invited lecturer for the pre-law/pre-med programs at the University of Texas at Dallas, and has lectured at CLE events across the State of Texas.. When he is not at work, you can usually find him working on other challenging projects, like riding motorcycles and building custom choppers in his garage, or spending time with his wife and kids.

Hooman is a 20 year bankruptcy veteran from Georgia. He majored in Philosophy before obtaining his Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia School of Law in 2003.. Hooman is a fully licensed attorney in the State of Georgia as well as Texas. He recently relocated to Texas to aid people on their path to financial recovery.. Prior to starting Hooman Khoshnood Law PC, Hooman built a thriving bankruptcy practice in Atlanta, Georgia, assisting debtors for over 14 years. He successfully grew his firm to include multiple offices and a wide range of practice areas. He has had the privilege to serve thousands of clients from all walks of life with all types of financial challenges.. Hooman also served as an in-house counsel to an electronic manufacturing company overseeing its international operations in the United States, China, and Mexico. He managed the company’s outside litigation as well as its private equity investment.. Hooman is a published author and an artist. He has exhibited his artwork in Atlanta, New York City, and Barcelona. He is fluent in Farsi and Italian and continues to work on his French and Spanish. Additionally, he teaches law part-time at the University of Toulouse Capitol in Toulouse, France.

Henry is an Austin, Texas, attorney who has served clients for over 20 years in the areas of real estate and commercial law. A real estate investor himself, Henry has accumulated a wealth of business experience; developed an expertise in contract law and negotiations; and is an open-minded, progressive thinker who does not subscribe to the idea that something should be done today “just because that’s the way it’s always been done”.. Henry engages his clients with the mindset of an entrepreneur and an enthusiasm for exploring creative and innovative solutions to their issues and concerns. He is as interested in his personal development as he is in his continuing to expand his professional wisdom and his ongoing education in the fields of psychology, physics, physiology and neuroscience contribute to his depth of wisdom and insightfulness.. Henry spent many years in the courtroom litigating cases in which business relationships went crosswise and real estate deals of all kinds turned upside down. Those years in court gave him the unique ability to create sophisticated legal documents that are understandable and free of legalese; provide optimal protection for his client’s rights and interests; and minimize the likelihood of future disputes.. “I’m a much wiser transactional lawyer because of my trial experience – I know how and why contracts, business agreements, and real estate documents end up in court, and I’m constantly mindful of those pitfalls and diligent in making certain that the documents I create don’t end up there.” Henry learned his trial skills and gained invaluable trial (and life) experience as an aggressive federal criminal white-collar fraud prosecutor for over seven years.. Henry sits down and talks with each of his clients to understand their goals and objectives, then collaborates with them to explore the best way to craft a solution and provide them with real strives to arrive at a fair fee with his clients before beginning his legal services. Henry’s practice is built on transparency and candid conversations with his clients. He typically advises and counsels his clients on the phone or sends emails to them without charge, and bills them only when he actually does something for them.. Henry makes a practice of structuring a fixed fee for his legal services. “I believe the billable hour model of practicing law is flawed. It sets up a conflict of interest between the lawyer and the client because it allows for the lawyer to drag out the client’s work and bill as many hours as possible (good for the lawyer), while disregarding the consideration of whether more hours really add value to the client (bad for the client). I strongly believe that the fixed fee is the most efficient and effective way to deliver the highest quality legal services and value to my clients.”. “I’ve never been fond of the life of a typical lawyer in a typical law firm – having to bill 2,000+ hours a year or run the risk of reprisals or sanctions from senior management partners doesn’t make for happy lawyers. Most attorneys I know are stressed to the max and aren’t particularly happy. Stress is no longer an issue in my life, and I’m a happy person because of it. I enjoy supporting my clients in successfully managing their stress levels, which makes them better at their investment activities.. After graduating from law school, Henry clerked for the U. S. District Court in Dallas, and went on to clerk on the the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Los Angeles. He was an assistant U. S. attorney in Los Angeles and Houston, where he headed up the white collar fraud section of the Criminal Division.

Henry has been practicing in the Central Texas courtrooms for over 40 years. He received his Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin in 1974 and his law degree from the University of Texas School of Law in 1976. Over the years, Henry has been first chair counsel in many trials. He practices in both state and federal courts and has been a member of the State Bar of Texas since 1976. He received his board certification in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in 1991. He is also a certified mediator, but prefers to spend his time in the courtroom. Henry focuses on insurance disputes and insurance coverage issues and is a frequent lecturer on Texas Auto Insurance law.

HELPING REAL PEOPLE WITH REAL PROBLEMS! Call us today. Bryan primarily handles divorce and custody cases including child support, child custody, visitation, custody, and conservatorship.  Since 2010, Bryan has successfully represented thousands of parents in highly contested divorces, custody cases, and child support cases.. Bryan is dedicated to helping real people with real family law problems. Bryan is a founding partner of The Eggleston Law Firm, PC and he believes that every person deserves to have their voice heard.. Bryan graduated from Texas A&M School of Law (formerly Texas Wesleyan School of Law).  During that time, Bryan was Director of the Wesleyan Innocence Project from 2008 to 2010.. Bryan received his undergraduate degree from Austin College in Sherman, Texas where he majored in Policital Science.  While there, Bryan was a member of the men's basketball team and men's lacrosse team.. Bryan can help you with your Family Law matters such as:. Divorce. Child Custody. Child Support. Adoptions. Terminations

Having obtained her J.D. from Baylor University School of Law, Holly R. Davis knew she wanted to focus her legal career on high asset divorce, business and professional divorce, custody maters, and complex litigation. Due to her strong courtroom and litigation skills, Holly has developed a strong reputation for successfully handling cases ranging from multi-million and even billion dollar estate and divorce cases. Holly believes that in order to truly succeed in a case, you must be prepared to advocate for your client's position in the courtroom.. Holly's hard work doesn't go unrecognized as she has caught the attention of several prestigious law organizations. For example, the National Trial Lawyers Association awarded her with Top 40 Under 40 for 2015, the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys awarded her a Top 10 Ranking for 2015, the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys awarded her 10 Best Attorneys for Texas 2013-2015, and the American Academy of Trial Attorneys awarded her the Premier 100 Trial Attorney for 2015.

Have you or someone you know been arrested or have a pending criminal case? Are you seeking justice? It starts HERE. I am dedicated to ensuring my clients get the justice they deserve.. I am a criminal defense attorney handling ALL Felony and Misdemanor cases(DWI, assault, drugs, theft, etc) in Travis county and the surrounding areas. My office offers affordable pay plans.. I also practice in Personal Injury Law(auto accidents, dog bites, slip and falls).. Have questions? Please contact my office for a free, confidential consultation.. **JAIL RELEASE SERVICES available***-- call NOW for immediate assistance!. Phones answered 24 hours a day!. For more information, please visit my website. Or On Facebook under:The Law Office of Michaela D.Cuellar

Hamp Skelton, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, graduated from Princeton University cum laude in 1978 and from the University of Texas School of Law with honors in 1981. He has tried lawsuits in Texas for 36 years. Hamp joined Vinson & Elkins in Houston in 1981, practicing in its commercial litigation section. He moved to Austin in 1986, joining Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld. While there, he built a litigation section and served as partner in charge of litigation. His present law firm opened in September, 1991. He and his wife, Karen, have three sons, ages 21, 23 and 24.

Guy L. Watts II focuses his injury and death practice in product liability cases, especially those involving defectively produced tires. Throughout his ten years prosecuting cases for injured parties, Mr. Watts has worked on and brought successful resolution to cases involving defective fuel tank systems, occupant containment systems, post-detread stability systems, as well as a litany of cases involving defective tires or negligent tire maintenance.  He also handles significant cases in oil and gas litigation related to the Eagle Ford Shale.. Mr. Watts has recently moved to the Austin Office of Watts Guerra, where he now resides with his wife, Kery, and their two children, Ryan and Jonah.

Guillermo Ochoa-Cronfel has been licensed to practice law in the State of Texas for twenty years. Mr. Cronfel practices in the areas of business law, representing debtors, creditors, and trustees, debt collection, insurance litigation, construction transactions and litigation, and landlord tenant litigation in residential and commercial settings.. Mr. Cronfel also has extensive experience in various business and real estate transactions including business entity formation, purchase and sale of stock & asset and 1031 exchanges.. Guillermo also serves in the capacity as a receiver under §31 of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code. Guillermo Ochoa-Cronfel has served as a receiver to liquidate judgment ranging from several thousand to several million dollars.

Gregory Cagle is a founding partner of Cagle Pugh, Ltd. LLP. Gregory concentrates his law practice in civil and complex litigation involving real estate, nonprofit and for-profit corporations, business disputes, construction defects, and residential and commercial community associations. Gregory has extensive litigation experience and has served as lead trial attorney in hundreds of trials in front of judges and juries.. Gregory also has extensive experience in representing community associations as general counsel on all aspects of issues involved in the operation and governance of association-governed communities, including management issues, compliance with federal and state laws, interpretation of and compliance with governing documents, architectural review of proposed construction, covenant enforcement, assessment collection, litigation, and dispute resolution.. In addition, Gregory is the author of Texas Homeowners Association Law, the only comprehensive legal reference manual on the state and federal laws governing Texas community association, and he has the distinguished honor of membership in the Community Associations Institute’s College of Community Association Lawyers,an organization whose membership consists of attorneys that have demonstrated skill, experience and high standards of professional and ethical conduct in the practice of community association law and who are dedicated to excellence in the specialized practice of community association law. Gregory is also Board Certified in Texas Property Owners Association Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and he has been recognized as a Super Lawyer by Thomas Reuters in 2020 and 2021.. Gregory is a certified mediator and arbitrator, and he frequently serves as an expert witness ontopics applicable to Texas homeowner and condominium associations and the proper conduct of Boards of Directors under the applicable standards of care.. Gregory has also previously served as president of a homeowners association for a master-planned community with more than 1,500 homes and he is a frequent speaker and contributor to continuing legal education courses and articles on topics related to community associations.

Greg Reed represents clients with disability claims including Social Security disability claims, long term disability claims, ERISA disability claims and ERS disability claims. He is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Personal Injury Trial Law.. Mr. Reed is a founding partner of Bemis, Roach & Reed, which was established in 1993. Mr. Reed grew up the son of a United States Air Force fighter pilot spending most of his young life in Europe and Japan, finally settling in Houston for high school. Mr. Reed was a Houston police officer and detective for 10 years. During his time as a police officer he took classes and earned his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Houston Downtown in 1988. He then moved to Austin to attend law school. In 1991 Mr. Reed graduated from the University of Texas School of Law earning his J.D. He was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1991.. Gregory Reed has been AV Preeminent Rated by Martindale Hubble® 2002 to present and has been rated Super Lawyer 2011-2016 by Thompson Reuters.. He is admitted to practice in all the State Courts of Texas, U.S. District Courts, All Texas Districts and United States Court of Appeals-Fifth Circuit.

Grant graduated from the University of Texas in 2010, with a major in Advertising and a minor in Business Foundations.  He then attended Texas Tech School of Law, where he was a member of the Texas Tech Law Review.  He received his Juris Doctor in 2013.. Grant began his career with the Bexar County Criminal DIstrict Attorney's office, where he quickly rose through the ranks to become a felony prosecutor in record time.  He spent significant time in a specialty Family Violence court, where he prosecuted cases involving domestic violence and substance abuse issues.  After getting priceless courtroom and trial experience, Grant followed his passion for the disenfranchised to Gray & Becker, P.C., where he devoted his practice exclusively to Family Law related issues.

Graham E. Sutliff, a Board Certified Personal Injury Attorney, grew up in San Angelo, Texas in a family of six. From an early age, in this close-knit West Texas town, he learned the value of hard work, determination and fighting for what is right. Graham and his now partner Hank, who became friends at age four, found an early interest in the law by playing in the halls of the Tom Green County Courthouse. As a young man, his interest in the law continued to grow and he set out to find a way to use this passion to help others.. At the University of Mississippi, after receiving his undergraduate degree in Business Administration and graduating summa cum laude, Graham went on to pursue a law degree. His commitment to his studies paid off once again as he graduated from law school, summa cum laude, at the top of his class.. Upon graduating, Graham began his legal career in the Austin litigation section of Vinson & Elkins. There, he represented a diverse client base ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses to private citizens. His practice included personal injury, securities issues, contract disputes, and everything in between. While at Vinson & Elkins, Graham had the privilege of practicing law among some of the top litigators in the United States.. In 2008, Graham and Hank co-founded Sutliff & Stout, Injury & Accident Law Firm to protect the rights of individuals facing the daunting task of litigating against big insurance companies and corporations. Throughout his career, Graham has remained committed to upholding the values instilled in him from an early age – hard work, determination and fighting for what is right.. Graham has successfully tried jury and non-jury trials in both state and federal court. On a daily basis, he sees the physical and emotional impact that others’ carelessness has on his clients and their loved ones. Graham’s greatest satisfaction comes from ensuring that his clients and their families get the representation, and ultimately, the justice they deserve.. Graham is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law and has been selected as a Texas Monthly Super Lawyer since 2012.. Outside of work, Graham enjoys spending time with his wife and two children.

Gordon E. Billheimer is a Partner in the Austin office of Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP. Gordon focuses his practice primarily on labor and employment, product liability, and business and commercial litigation. He has represented corporations as well as individuals in commercial and tort litigation, business disputes, and labor and employment matters. Additionally, Gordon’s extensive experience includes real estate and business transactions, intellectual property litigation, and criminal litigation. Prior to joining the Firm, Gordon had an active civil and criminal litigation practice in Georgia and West Virginia.  Gordon has also served as Chief Litigation Counsel for two Fortune 500 companies, Coca-Cola Enterprises and Leggett & Platt. For one of these companies, he established the company’s litigation procedures and reduced active litigations from nearly 700 to only 380 in less than two years. Gordon served five years as a municipal judge, adjudicated over 2,500 cases and was never reversed on appeal.

Globally trained entrepreneur and business attorney advising business owners and companies across the USA.

George's practice focuses on business litigation, labor and employment law, commercial transactions, and insurance law. He has extensive trial and appellate experience in both state and federal court. George counsels his business clients on best practices to lower the risk of litigation and employment-related disputes and to ensure the clients are ready to mount an effective defense if litigation occurs. He regularly counsels clients on issues relating to hiring and termination, commercial contracts, wage and pay laws, Title VII and discrimination, and corporate compliance. When disputes arise, George draws on his trial experience to help clients resolve complex commercial lawsuits while minimizing business interruption. He believes that the best results come from being fully prepared and able to try the case if necessary. George has tried cases in every federal district in Texas, and has represented clients before a variety of state and federal regulatory agencies. George was elected to the Board of Directors in September of 2013.. A native Austinite, George began his practice in the Litigation Section of the Texas Attorney General’s Office. As an Assistant Attorney General, he conducted numerous jury trials involving complex constitutional issues. After 3+ years with the AG's office, he entered private practice in Austin with a large regional firm, where he handled a wide range of litigation-intensive cases relating to commercial and individual disputes, employment, insurance matters, and construction. George is a graduate of Rice University (2001) and The University of Texas School of Law (2004).. George enjoys time with his family, mentoring emerging companies and volunteering through local organizations such as Volunteer Legal Services and People Fund. He is a member of the Austin Young Chamber of Commerce (board member), the Austin Chamber of Commerce, the Texas Bar Foundation (fellow), Austin Young Lawyers Association, and the American Bar Association.

Gary is a practicing trial lawyer in Austin, Texas. Gary earned a Bachelor of Arts from Schreiner University in 1989, and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law in 1992. Upon admission to the State Bar of Texas, Gary served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Texas from 1993 to 1995. Subsequently, Gary worked as an Associate Attorney with Flahive, Ogden, & Latson, P.C., the preeminent workers’ compensation insurance defense firm in the State of Texas. During Gary's tenure with Flahive, Ogden, & Latson, P.C., Gary defended hundreds of workers’ compensation claims throughout the State of Texas.In 1997, Gary joined Paul Schorn in forming the law firm of Rodriguez & Schorn, P.C. For five years, Rodriguez & Schorn, P.C. represented employees in connection with all phases of workers’ compensation claims. The firm also represented employees of non-subscribers and provided representation for claims of workers’ compensation retaliation; discrimination based on race, sex, national origin, age, religion, and disability; and violations of the Texas Whistle Blowers Act.. In 2002, Gary and Allen Craddock formed Rodriguez & Craddock, P.C.  For almost nine years the firm provided zelous representation to injured employees in the Austin San Antonio area.Currently, The Law Office of Gary L. Rodriguez focuses on trial law, workers' compensation law, and serious personal injury cases, including representation of employees of non-subscribers.  Gary has represented hundreds of injured employees at Benefit Review Conferences, Contested Case Hearings, and in Appeals to the Appeals Panel.  Gary has tried twelve new law Workers Compensation cases to juries, winning nine, losing two, and one ended in a mistrial.  In addition, in June of 2004, Gary tried a two week non-subscriber wrongful death jury trial in Judge Margaret Cooper's court (353rd Judicial District, Travis County), which resulted in a seventeen million dollar jury verdict—10 million in actual damages and 7 million in punitive damages—against Borden’s Milk. Gary is also a licensed vocational nurse, and his other professional associations include membership in the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association, the Austin Bar Association, and the Hispanic Bar Association.  Additionally, Gary is a member of the College of the State Bar of Texas, and a graduate of Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyers College.  In addition, Gary was a speaker at the Advanced Workers’ Compensation Seminar sponsored by the Texas State Bar, and his topic was Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits and Wrongful Death Claims.