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Zach holds a B.A. from Texas A&M University and received his J.D. from Thurgood Marshall School of law. Zach was also a police of officer for the city of Bryan, Texas. As a law enforcement officer he performed numerous arrests, and filed investigations from narcotics, assaults, and other crimes. His experience in the field as a patrol officer has been invaluable in helping clients wrongly accused. His unique perspective offers a real look at what an offense report means as opposed to what it states. After law school Zach became an Assistant District Attorney for the 81st District Court. This district covered five Texas counties. In this rural setting Zach’s duties covered every aspect of a felony case from intake, to grand jury, indictment, pretrial, trial and appeal. With only 5 attorneys to represent such a large area the caseload covered everything a felony prosecutor would ever face.. A short stint with a civil firm in Alvin, Texas gave Zach the tools and knowledge to have a successful civil practice. Eventually, he decided that his main interest, knowledge and experience was in criminal defense. After a couple of years of a successful general practice, Zach was retained on a case and invited the expertise of his colleague Calvin Parks. Preparing and trying that case together lead to the formal creation of Maloney and Parks, L.L.P. in January 2007. With the creation of the partnership, Maloney and Parks, LLP is able to expand their criminal and civil practice beyond Galveston and is better able to serve their clients.

Keith A. Gross. I have been practicing law since 2001.  I handle family law cases, including divorce and child custody.  I also do criminal defense, from misdemeanors to felonies.  I can help you with contracts and wills.  I also work on personal injury cases. Please call with any questions.  I am here to help.  My office is located in League City, but I work in Harris, Galveston and Brazoria Counties.

In 1994 after a successful career as a prosecutor, Mr. Nelson opened the doors to a different type of law practice. Mr. Nelson wanted to build a unique law firm that was more concerned with a client's well being than the fee the client was generating. Well being does not always just mean getting the client a good deal. Well being means helping the client understand the process, well being means explaining all the obstacles that the client faces, and most of all well being means assuring the client that you are doing all that you possibly to get the client a satisfactory outcome. Tad Nelson has created a unique law firm that provides the client with big city experience and a small town feel. How can you tell if a lawyer is concerned about your case more than their bottom-line? When you sit down and talk with them about your case, always note what percentage of the conversation is about the fee you need to pay them. You also look to see what they do outside the office. Are they involved in their community? Do they donate their time and money to make their community a better place to live? Do they do things that help those less fortunate than himself? The reality is; if a lawyer does not care enough about the community he lives in he probably will take the same approach with his clients.

I have argued a case in front of the Texas Supreme Court. I recently won a case affecting DWI cases across the State in front of the Court of Criminal Appeals. I’ve handled literally hundreds of criminal cases. I trust juries. I go into every case my firm takes on assuming we will have to try the case to a jury. This preparation very frequently leads to dismissal of the case. I have tried over 60 jury trials, with the vast majority leading to a not guilty verdict for my client. In 2017, I tried 17 jury trials, leading to 13 verdicts of not guilty or the case ending in a mistrial due to errors on behalf of the State. It will be difficult to find an attorney more driven or dedicated to their clients. When I'm not in court, you will frequently find me fishing, boating, and spending time with friends and family in the Galveston area.

During law school and for one year after obtaining my law license, I worked for a small law firm.  One year later, I began my 10 year career as an Assistant District Attorney.  I've been practicing criminal defense for 9 years.

Anthony started The Law Office of Anthony Ray Smith after his previous position as a Felony Prosecutor at the Galveston County District Attorney's Office. Anthony now focuses on representing individuals charged with criminal offenses and dealing with difficult legal issues in the cities of Houston and Galveston, and surrounding areas.. Anthony has experience with all types of criminal cases and the endless amounts of contests they may bring. These contested matters include trials, suppression hearings, bond reductions, appeals, expungements, non-disclosures, probation matters, revocation hearings, etc. Prior to becoming a criminal attorney, Anthony worked at a globally leading legal service provider where he worked with Fortune 500 clients and their Legal Departments on numerous agreement drafting and negotiation matters.. Anthony is committed to providing exceptional and effective representation when working towards the greatest potential outcome regardless of the situation.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.

Experienced Criminal attorney serving clients in League City and surrounding areas.