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No matter what your situation is, we will fight for you. We believe that everyone deserves justice, and we will do everything in our power to get you the compensation you need and deserve. If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, don't hesitate to contact us. We will fight for your rights and get you the justice you deserve. We handle Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Dog Bites, Wrongful Death, Slip and Trip Incidents, and more. Contact us today for a free consultation. You don't pay for anything unless we win.

Nicole M. Conger is an Employee Rights Attorney who represents clients across Texas who are subjected to illegal treatment with their current or former employers. Nicole received her law degree Magna Cum Laude from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2011 where she was an Associate Editor for the St. Mary’s Law Journal, member of the Board of Advocates, as well as, clerking for the Honorable Emilio M. Garza on the United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit.. Nicole’s practice focuses on labor disputes against large and small companies in various Texas and Federal jurisdictions. She has successfully represented employees through the EEOC and litigation processes with claims arising out of the Texas Labor Code, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the FLSA, and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Nicole brings her passion, eagerness, and enthusiasm  by continuing to represent clients with discrimination, retaliation, medical leave interference, work-place harassment, LGBT-Related sexual orientation and gender identity issues, and hostile work environment claims.. Prior to attending law school, Nicole graduated Summa Cum Laude from The University of Texas at Austin in 2006 in the Top 2% of her class  and earned a Business Management degree from the Red McCombs School of Business. Nicole’s background in business allows her to lead clients in making some of the most challenging economic decisions, while balancing the emotions that clients face in every day realties of their claims.. Nicole is a member of the Texas Bar Foundation, State Bar of Texas, Texas Young Lawyers Association, Austin Bar Association, AYLA, Texas Employment Lawyers Association, Texas Exes, and AYLA Leadership Academy Class of 2015. She is licensed to practice in Texas and is admitted in all Federal Courts, which includes the Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Districts, as well as Texas state courts.. Nicole founded her law firm with the goal of enabling employees to determine the best course of actions, by transparently advising them on the merits and drawbacks of their cases. She promotes the notion that it is well past time to end discrimination and afford unbiased opportunities to individuals at every state of their lives. Nicole works tirelessly and with energy that is contagious because she cherishes and appreciates clients and her career. Nicole offers generous amounts of time, clarity, and follow-through at each stage of the process. The Diversity Council recognized Nicole as one of the Top 50 Women in Law. Go Magazine named Nicole as 100 Women We Love in 2020. Nicole was featured on the cover of Top 100 Attorneys for the nation issued by The Top 100 Magazine's 2022 Edition. Nicole was named Top Attorney of the Year for 2022 by the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP). She was also named Empowered Woman of the Year for 2023 by the IAOTP. Nicole was selected as Super Lawyers Texas Rising Star for 2023. Most recently, Nicole was named Top Attorney of the Decade for 2024 by the IAOTP. She was also elected as a Fellow in the Texas Bar Foundation. Each year, the Foundation invites the top one-third of 1% of Texas attorneys to become Fellows as one of the highest honors.

Nick Reed is a local Austinite.  He graduated from The University of Texas at Austin before enrolling at St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami, Florida.  While in Law School, Nick was not only consistently in the top 15% of his class, but was also active in Moot Court, Law Review, and was a teaching assistant to first year law students.  Nick also earned an MBA while in Law School and graduated Cum Laude with a JD/MBA.. Nick then moved to Daytona Beach, Florida, where he met Michael Ely at Hassell, Moorhead & Carroll.  There, Nick defended clients who were alleged to be liable in the areas of personal injury, automobile liability, property liability, property damage, and aviation accidents.. Nick recently moved back to Austin and has represented people wronged by their employer, their landlord, and their financial advisors.. In addition, Nick is a licensed Commercial Pilot with over 1,000 flight hours including international jet experience.  This experience gives Nick a uniquely qualified perspective in analyzing and litigating aviation related matters including accidents, maintenance disputes, and owner or pilot issues.. Nick is licensed to practice law in Texas, Florida, and New Jersey.

Neil Solomon is an attorney who specializes in representing people who have suffered personal injury.. Neil graduated from the Emory University School of Law in Atlanta, Georgia. While in law school, he worked alongside the DeKalb County District Attorney's Office Special Victims Team prosecuting murder and high risk domestic violence cases. He also had the honor of working for the Honorable Justice Jim Sharp of the Texas First Court of Appeals and the Honorable Judge Joseph "Tad" Halbach of the 333rd Judicial District Court in Harris County, Texas. Before joining Zinda & Davis, PLLC, Neil held positions with respected law firms in the Austin-area where he practiced personal injury and employment litigation from a defense perspective. Neil now uses that invaluable experience to obtain the best possible results for his clients.. In his spare time, Neil enjoys rooting for the Texas Longhorns, playing sports, and spending time with his wife, Casey.

Needing the services of a criminal defense attorney is something no one hopes for; but life happens, and I am here to fight for you.. The Law Office of David Reed is a boutique practice devoted exclusively to criminal defense. David is committed to providing high-quality criminal defense for the full range of criminal charges. These include, but are not limited to: driving while intoxicated (DWI), drug charges, motions to revoke probation, domestic violence, assault, weapons charges, juvenile defense, theft, burglary and murder.. Peter "David" Reed was born and raised in Austin, Texas. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Texas State University, a Master of Business Administration from St. Mary’s University, and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from St. Mary’s University School of Law, where he graduated with honors. While attending law school, David interned for the Travis County Attorney’s Office as well as working for the St. Mary’s Criminal Justice Clinic. He enjoys traveling internationally and training in mixed martial arts. He is also the proud owner of a pit bull named Zeus.

Nathan Simmons is an associate attorney at the office in Austin, TX. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Nathan has lived almost entirely in Texas, spending time over the past decade living in Austin and Houston. Nathan calls Texas his home, and it is for that reason that he has dedicated his career to fighting for the rights of Texas workers. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Plan II Honors and his Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 2015. After graduating, Nathan worked as an engineer-in-training for a year before deciding to pursue a career in law. Nathan then served as a community organizer in Austin and helped form a hiring hall union. Through the union, Nathan helped unionize political campaigns, served as a union steward, and represented workers in disputes with management.. He then received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Texas School of Law in 2021. During his time at Texas Law, Nathan served as a pro bono scholar for the Supported Decision-Making Agreement (SDMA) clinic, attended the 2019 Peggy Browning Fund Workers’ Rights Conference, and worked for multiple local organizations and law firms dealing with workers’ rights violations, immigration issues, impact litigation, accessibility needs, and family law. He also placed third nationally as part of the Texas Law team that competed in the 2021 Jeffrey Moorad Game Day Case Competition.. Nathan primarily handles plaintiff-side employment law litigation, focusing on Title VII (race, color, sex, national origin, religion, sexual orientation) discrimination, disability rights, age discrimination, wage issues, and other employment law issues. Additionally, he focuses on labor law and has dealt with the NLRB on behalf of workers. He is also conversational in Spanish. In his free time, he enjoys movies, trivia, creative writing, and spending time with friends and family.

Nash J. Gonzales is the founding partner of Gonzales & Gonzales P.C.. He is an Austin personal injury lawyer whose primary focus is on cases involving motor vehicle accidents.. A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Nash was awarded the Lower Colorado River Authority Scholarship Award for academic excellence. He earned his B.B.A. in 1993 and received his Juris Doctorate from Baylor University School of Law in 1996.. Nash participated in the litigation of school law cases while serving as an attorney at Escamilla and Poneck and is currently admitted to practice law in both state and federal courts.. In 2003, he formed Gonzales and Gonzales P.C.. We have settled a 3.5 million dollar case (Gross Amount of Settlement $3,500,, Client Recovery $2,042,, Attorney Fee $1,400,, Expenses $58,, Nature of Case: 18-Wheeler accident with driver negligence resulting in brain injury). No case is too large or small. Nash provides each of his clients with personal attention and aggressive representation and ensures that their case is thoroughly investigated and litigated.

My primary practice of law is immigration, including family based petitions, U Visa, VAWA, DACA, TPS, and naturalization.. As attorneys helped my dad and grandma immigrate to the United States, I'm paying it forward and helping other immigrants achieve their dreams of gaining legal status in this wonderful country.  I am a participant in the State Bar of Texas's inaugural legal incubator program, Texas Opportunity & Justice Incubator. Through this program I aim to bridge the justice gap and provide affordable legal services to low and modest income immigrants in the Austin and San Antonio communities.

My practice is dedicated to defending people accused of crimes in Austin and throughout Central Texas.  I handle all misdemeanor and felony cases, including DWI/ DUI charges, drug cases, traffic tickets, and assaults (including family violence charges).

My practice focuses on representation of plaintiffs in personal injury cases and defendants in DWI criminal charges, including administrative license revocation hearings.. I was born in Brownwood, Texas and raised in Terrell, Texas where I lived until I started my undergraduate education at Texas A&M University. While there, I competed in and won 1st place (twice) in an international creative problem solving competition. I graduated magna cum laude from Texas A&M University in 2005 with a B.A. in Political Science.. Following my undergraduate education, I attended Baylor Law School. While there, I was appointed to the office of Technical Editor for the Baylor Law Review. I also authored a law review article which was published in the spring 2008 issue. While in law school, I interned for the Waco Innocence Project with a focus on exonerating the wrongly convicted.. I zealously advocate for my clients. I know when and how to stand up to protect my clients’ interests. I believe that a negotiated-outcome is an important and laudable goal, but (unlike some lawyers) I will not shy away from taking a case to trial.

My practice focus stems from my experience as a former government attorney. It is my intention to bring this knowledge and experience base to provide the optimal guidance and outcomes for each and every client.

My name is Todd Smith, and I head a boutique law firm focusing on civil appeals and litigation support in cases throughout Texas. I struck out on my own in 2006 after almost a decade at one of the nation's largest firms. My experience since then has been very gratifying, as I am able to take a wider variety of cases for clients from across the spectrum. I represent individuals and businesses on both sides of the docket, and much of my work comes from other lawyers.. For more about me, please view my firm website profile. For a description of my firm's representative cases, please click here.

My law practice is focused on primarily on assisting the Asian American Community in Austin, Texas in understanding the legal landscape in Texas and in the United States.  I have represented thousands of clients in many areas of the law.  I have united family members by assisting clients in petitioning for the immigration of their loved ones. I appreciate the opportunity to meet with you and answer any legal questions you may have.

My law practice focuses on:. Probate & Administration Of Estates: Probate of Wills, Determination of Heirship, Administration of Estates and Trusts, Guardianship, Life Insurance Claims, Representation of Fiduciaries, and Real Property Title Issues.. Estate & Tax Planning: Wills & Codicils, Powers of Attorney, Advance Directives, Testamentary and Inter Vivos Trusts, Charitable Giving, Life Insurance Trusts, and Retirement Planning.. BUSINESS SUCCESSION PLANNING: Creating Business Entities to Limit Liability and Exposure, Buy/Sell Agreements, Key Personnel Agreements, Creation of Trusts for Succession of Family-Owned Businesses.. After practicing with an Austin law firm for eight years, I opened the Law Office of Kathleen L. Macaulay to offer personal client service and individualized legal advice.

My goal is to help my clients achieve a respectful divorce that best positions my clients to be able to function with the ex-spouse/partner in the future.  Civil discourse leads to civil proceedings.  I am a child of divorced parents; and I have been through my own divorce. I bring a perspective to the table that embraces possibility and peace rather than burning bridges that will have to be crossed again.. No one comes to the decision to divorce easily.  When the difficult decision is made, it then becomes time to pick your battles wisely; particularly if children are involved. Divorce is expensive – monetarily, emotionally, spiritually, and physically.  Getting a pound of flesh to get a pound of flesh does nothing other than pay for my next vacation instead of yours. Once a parent, always a parent – keep the focus clear.. It is very common for a client going through a divorce to get so wrapped-up in the other that emotions take up too much real estate in the mind and body – and, many times, justifiably so.  However, one of my jobs as a counselor at law is to help my client remember that drinking this “poison” and believing that, in so doing, the someone/something not drinking the poison will feel its effects hurts only my client.. There is a better way. Let me show you.

My firm handles catastrophic injury cases throughout Texas and we also specialize in representing military families who have been catastrophically injured at military hospitals around the country.  Our firm is humbled to represent so many military familes and veterans across the United States and in doing so we have achieved three of the largest individual verdicts and two of the largest individual settlements in the history of the federal tort claims act (FTCA).. I have successfully litigated cases in Texas, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, North Carolina, New York, Nevada, Oregon, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington D.C.. Specialties: Litigation and trial of catastrophic injury cases in Texas and around the country in state and federal courts.  Cases include birth injuries (hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy; cerebral palsy; shoulder dystocia), spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, traumatic brain injuries, failure to diagnose cancer, wrongful death, and other serious permanent injury cases. Please feel free to call us at.

My family always jokes, ‘the legal gene is in her blood.’ I grew up in the courtroom, often going to work with my parents. One of my earliest life memories is watching juvenile court with my dad who was a prosecutor at the time and is now a state district judge. My mom was a court coordinator and has undoubtedly taught me as much law as my dad has. Ever since that day in juvenile court, I have dreamed of helping people in the same way they have. My maternal grandfather was an incredible Austin, Texas defense attorney and was partners in a firm with my uncle. They always fought the good, honest fight for the underdog and instilled in me to do the same. My paternal grandfather taught law at the University of Texas. It really is in my blood.. I graduated from Texas A&M University (WHOOP!) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology. I then went on to get my JD from St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas. There I was Chair of the Board of Advocates and an Editorial Member for The Scholar: St. Mary’s Law Review on Race and Social Justice. Advocating for others and social justice are hand in hand very important to me.. I was born in Austin and grew up in Bastrop, Texas. I am always down for adventure and a good hike. In my free time you can find me walking around town with my dog and cheering on the Aggies.

My areas of practices are listed above.  I provide representation for both plaintiffs and defendants in all such actions.  My focus is on helping people in difficult situations and trying to find a way to resolve issues before the become legal problems when possible.  As such, I never charge for my first consultation with a client because it isn't fair for me to charge you if I don't even know if I can help you yet.. I practice in all the state and federal courts of Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee.  I specifically practice in the Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Districts of Texas; the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas; and the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Tennessee.  In addition, I practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Circuits.  During the course of my working life, I have negotiated millions of dolars in settlements and other contracted business by finding ways to resolve difficult cases without the need for unnecessary litigation.. My clients are always my top priority in every representation.  I know how to get business done and bring that ability to every case I work.

Ms. Ritz earned her B.A. in Political Science and Communications from Texas A&I University and her law degree from the University of Texas School of Law. As a law student, she gained excellent trial experience as a student attorney for the Juvenile Public Defender’s office and then for the Federal Public Defender’s office, where she discovered her passion for criminal defense. Upon being licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas in 1995, Ms. Ritz joined the Law Office of Joseph A. Turner, trying cases in both federal and state courts.. Ms. Ritz's dedication to practicing criminal defense led her to open her own law office in 2001. The Law Office of Sandra C. Ritz, located at 902 Rio Grande, Austin, Texas, is a thriving law office due to Ms. Ritz’ steadfast tenacity and determination as she defends clients charged with misdemeanors and felonies.. Ms. Ritz is a member of the Travis County Women’s Lawyer Association, National Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and Hispanic Bar Association of Austin. Ms. Ritz spends time volunteering for Girl Scouts of America, raising funds for Crime Stoppers, and mentoring students at the University of Texas School of Law. She is also the proud mother of Savannah and Jackson Ritz. Profiled in both the Austin Woman's Monthly Magazine and the Austin American Statesman, Sandra Ritz has earned great success and continues to enjoy a rewarding career as a criminal defense attorney.

Ms. Londergan represents clients in all areas of family law.  Her practice includes extensive experience in negotiating and litigating issues involving divorce, contested child custody, high net worth asset division, visitation rights, geographical restrictions, spousal and child support, prenuptial agreements, and modification and enforcement actions. She also handles matters of paternity, support, and custody of non-marital children.. Ms. Londergan is a skilled and detail oriented negotiator who believes that most family matters should resolve swiftly and out of court. She recognizes, however, that some facts and circumstances require decisive action through litigation, and she prides herself in her ability to anticipate and prepare for litigation well in advance.. Ms. Londergan’s clients include business owners, business professionals, medical professionals, executives, attorneys, educators, stay-at-home parents, and their spouses.

Ms. Healey provides legal solutions and business guidance to entrepreneurs, corporate decisions-makers and individuals about critical business law issues. Her diverse group of clients frequently turns to her for assistance with start-up and organizational matters, design and negotiation of business acquisitions and dispositions, private securities offerings, corporate governance issues, corporate finance and other transactional matters. In addition, Ms. Healey represents credit unions and credit union service organizations on general transaction and regulatory matters including reviewing and negotiating vendor agreements, regulator examinations and compliance with state and federal regulatory laws.

Ms. Grossman’s practice encompasses a wide variety of corporate and partnership transactions with international, federal, and state tax implications, including stock and asset acquisitions, partnership freeze transactions, planning, structuring, and implementation of mergers, real estate transactions, and other recurring and non-recurring business transactions. Ms. Grossman has a breadth of experience in corporate and partnership formation and operation, entity conversion and reorganization, business planning, business succession planning, and asset protection planning. She represents business clients at all stages of their ventures, from establishing start-ups and negotiating and structuring angel and later round debt and equity financing, to growth planning and implementation, to devising and implementing appropriate exit strategies, including equity and asset sale transactions. Ms. Grossman also assists clients with proper planning and structuring of cross-border transactions, as well as with strategic offshore placement of business assets for asset protection and tax planning purposes. Ms. Grossman utilizes her expertise in tax-efficient entity planning to assist individual clients in the establishment or maintenance of complex estate planning structures involving partnerships, limited liability companies, and other entity types. In addition to her experience with entities, Ms. Grossman has represented clients in federal and state tax controversies. Ms. Grossman graduated from The University of Texas School of Law in 2004 after receiving her M.A. in philosophy from The University of Tennessee at Knoxville in 2002 and her B.S. in Biology as well as her B.A. in Religious Studies from Emory University at Atlanta in 2000.

Ms. DiMasi is a commercial trial lawyer, with her primary focus on
insurance coverage and bad faith litigation.

Ms. Bernstein’s practice focuses on criminal defense in the Austin, Texas area.. She is available to provide quality representation in every sort of criminal charge, from a traffic ticket to a felony.. She places a high priority on representing each and every client with honesty, compassion, and dedication.. She believes in providing her clients with realistic expectations while fighting zealously for the best possible outcome.. She will help you understand and navigate the difficulties of our flawed criminal justice system.. Many people find themselves enmeshed in the criminal justice system at a major low point in their lives. Ms. Bernstein takes the “counselor” in the title “attorney and counselor at law” seriously and strives to ensure that her clients find themselves at the conclusion of representation in a better overall position to move on and put this phase behind them.. If this is the sort of criminal defense representation you are seeking, contact Ms. Bernstein today for a free consultation.

Mr. Wenholz has been practicing law for over 20 years. He decided to open his own firm to concentrate on helping ordinary people and small businesses understand their rights and solve their legal problems. Being the first lawyer on either side of his extended family, Mr. Wenholz knows first hand how folks feel about lawyers and their perceptions about our justice system. This background has shaped the way advice and counsel is given at the firm - straight forward, practical and respectfully. Mr. Wenholz firmly believes that the lawyer and client should be a team, with the lawyer clearly understanding his role to be honest, professional and to fully inform the client so the client can make sound decisions about his or her case.. Mr. Wenholz and his family are fully entrenched in the Austin way of life. He is also an animal lover - being the proud owner of dogs, cats and horses