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Armen is a trial lawyer who helps PEOPLE, not the powerful. He fights the State and Federal government across Texas and the U.S. on a daily basis. He believes that there is no greater honor than representing the accused. Licensed in the great states of Texas, New York, Florida, and California; call now for a FREE consultation.. Types of criminal cases handled: Marijuana to Murder.. Counties: Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Galveston, Brazoria, Colorado, Chambers, Austin, Fayette, Brazos, Bexar, Lavaca, Liberty, Walker, Waller, Washington, Jefferson, Jasper, McLennan, Nueces, Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Midland, Ector, Kleberg, Webb and many more.

Appointed by Eric Holder to serve as a federal prosecutor for the Southern District of Texas, Andino Reynal was a member of the Organized Crime Strike Force. While at the United States Attorney’s Office, Andino successfully tried white-collar cases, public corruption cases, and major drug trafficking cases. Andino left the United States Attorney's Office in 2012. Since then he has been invited back into public service to act as a special prosecutor for Harris County and a member of the U.S. Magistrate Judge Selection/Review Committee. Andino prides himself on providing customized legal solutions to the most serious and complex legal challenges facing corporations, partnerships, private equity firms, and individuals, locally and worldwide. He specializes in innovative litigation, conflict resolution, internal investigations, and managing accusations of violations of State, federal and international law. Andino's clients have included Fortune 100 companies, multinational corporations and sovereign states.

Allen Tanner has extensive experience in representing people who are facing serious criminal charges. During his years as a criminal defense lawyer, he has represented thousands of individuals charged with all types of felony offenses. He has tried felony jury trials involving capital murder, sexual assault, burglary, aggravated robbery, Medicare fraud and drugs. He has tried 15 death penalty cases to juries in Houston, Victoria, Fredericksburg, Corpus Christi and Austin. His most newsworthy case was that of Angel Maturino Resendez, known as the "Railroad Killer," in February of 2000.. Many of Allen Tanner's clients plead Not Guilty and take their case before a jury. As to the guilt issue, Allen Tanner realizes that nothing in life is more serious than to be falsely accused of committing a crime. He understands that serving time for a crime you did not commit is unimaginable. However, many clients choose to admit their guilt. Allen Tanner then attempts to lessen their punishment whereby they receive pretrial diversion, deferred adjudication or a lesser sentence from a jury. He often uses psychiatric testimony to attempt to explain and mitigate his clients’ actions.. Allen Tanner graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 1978 and the University of San Francisco School of Law in 1981. After passing the Texas Bar exam in 1981, he worked as a prosecutor at the Harris County District Attorney's office in Houston until 1985, when he opened his own private law practice. The only types of cases he has handled are criminal defense cases. Allen Tanner became Board Certified in criminal law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in 1989. He has never been disciplined by the state bar of Texas.

Advocate for the rights of the accused, the rule of law, and the pursuit of liberty.

A native Houstonian, Justin was born and raised in Houston, before his family relocated to Magnolia, Texas in 1997.  In 2000, Justin relocated to Central Texas to begin college at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.Justin began working in the legal field as a project assistant for one of the top law firms in the country in 2000. Over the next decade, Justin worked on thousands of cases. Throughout college and law school, he worked for various law firms in both Austin and Houston, focusing on different areas of the law. After his graduation from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, Justin took several years to gain legal experience before he embarked on his lifelong dream of attending law school. He enrolled at South Texas College of Law in 2008 and fulfilled his dream in 2011 when he graduated and successfully passed the Texas bar exam, gaining admittance to the State Bar of Texas.During law school, Justin clerked for several prominent Houston criminal defense attorneys, working in Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Galveston, Brazoria, Grimes, Jefferson, Liberty, Hays and Travis Counties. At each he gained invaluable experience and was mentored by trial and appellate attorneys as well as former prosecutors. Upon graduation from law school, he worked as a law clerk for a Houston based firm before being hired as associate attorney for another firm.Justin takes pride in his work ethic, attention to detail, professionalism and working very hard to fight for his clients in each and every case.  He has worked  on hundreds of criminal cases and has a proven track record in criminal trials.In addition to his love of the law, Justin greatly enjoys playing the guitar, attending live music events, traveling and spending time with his family, friends and his dog, Scout.

A licensed attorney since 1994 and a former prosecutor, Eric J. Davis is our senior attorney and has successfully represented numerous individuals in simple and complex criminal cases.  Mr. Davis routinely defends both federal and state court criminal cases.  He has extensive experience as a criminal defense attorney and has tried over 100 jury trials.  He has won over 80 percent of the cases he has tried and has successfully defended many types of cases, including multiple murder cases.. Mr. Davis graduated from Howard University with honors in 1991 and from Tulane University Law School with honors in 1994.  He was trained by legendary trial attorney Gerry Spence at his Trial Lawyer's College and honed his trial skills by learning from some of the best trial lawyers in the country at the college.  Following graduation, Mr. Davis was asked to join the staff of the Trial Lawyer's College.