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Steve was first licensed to practice law in 1990.  His first six years as an attorney was spent serving his country as an attorney in the Army.  In 1995, Steve was licensed to practice law in Texas.  His practice includes fighting for anyone who is in need of help due to family problems, criminal problems, or that has been injured due to the negligence of someone else... The road to this position has been a long, fruitful one for Steve.  He began his legal career as a bailiff/law clerk for a circuit court judge, working a full-time job during the day and attending law school full-time at night.   After passing the bar, Steve was commissioned as an officer in the Army and served six years in the Judge Advocate General’s Corp.  During that time, Steve served as a prosecutor, involved in several high-profile prosecutions.  Later, Steve served as a criminal defense attorney and was in charge of the Criminal Defense Office at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma where his office had the one of, if not the best, trial record in the entire United States Army.  Steve also served in Honduras in a job that included advising the United States Ambassador to Honduras.  It was in this position that Steve was nominated as the Best Young Attorney in the entire United States’ Military.  Steve left the Army in 1996 as a Captain. After leaving the military, Steve has worked very hard to help those in need.. Steve has not limited himself to the legal arena.  While living in Lancaster, Texas, Steve was elected to three terms as a city councilman.  During his last term, Steve was voted as the Best Elected Official in the Best of the Best Southwest (cities included Lancaster, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, Midlothian, and De Soto).. Later, when Steve moved to Dallas, he was appointed by Mayor Laura Miller to serve as Chairman of the Dallas Civil Service Board, where he served for three years.. In 2003, Steve was asked by Brigadier General Marshall Scantlin to come into the Texas State Guard and serve as his Judge Advocate.  Steve complied and has served not only as an attorney, but in command, earning military awards for his work during Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, and various other operations.  Steve, a Lieutenant Colonel, graduated from the Command General Staff College.  He resigned his commission when he moved to Utah.. Steve is also a published poet and songwriter.. Steve is happily married to Susan Foster Smith and has four wonderful children, Joshua, Ashley, Brittany, and Matthew.  He has one two granddaughters, Kalliope and Chloe.. Date of Birth: July 1, 1960 Place of Birth: Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mississippi Undergraduate Education: The University of Texas at Austin- B.S. – Journalism/Public Relations 1982 Graduate Education: The Thomas Cooley Law School-Doctorate of Jurisprudence 1989. Military Service: Attained rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Licensure: State Bar of Texas- Active. State Bar of Michigan- Inactive. Language Fluency: English, Spanish

Shane R. Kadlec is a Board Certified Personal Injury Attorney, based in Houston, Texas.  Since 1996, he has represented thousands of real people in claims for damages as a result of the negligence of others.  If you have been injured , getting excellent legal representation, as well as proper medical care, are top priorities.  Call our law office to discuss your situation, and speak with Shane R. Kadlec about how we can help.

Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Lawyer and Former Judge (22 years)

Chris Fletcher has a well-deserved reputation of being a tireless and effective advocate at the place where it truly counts: the courthouse. Rigorously trained as a trial lawyer at the famously intense Baylor University School of Law, Chris graduated with top honors and hit the ground rolling.  Chris has secured justice for numerous injured clients and is known as Keith Fletcher, version 2.0, for having the demeanor of his father combined with a passion for innovation.. Chris refuses to be intimidated by any faceless and godless corporation refusing to do what’s right. Unjust insurance companies should note: Chris Fletcher is willing and able to fight them to the end.. If you need an effective, tireless, and skilled attorney in your corner, Chris Fletcher is ready, willing, and able to fight for you.. Chris is a member of St. Philip Presbyterian Church in Houston.

Chelsie Garza is an experienced litigator who has tried cases extensively in state and federal of the office, Chelsie Garza’s life is dedicated to her two children. In order to balance a busy litigation docket and a family life, she hones her skill of multi-tasking and exploits her inability to accept down time. Chelsie grew up sharing time between the small California Death Valley town Trona and New York/New Jersey metroplex. This dichotomy between small town and big city illustrates her ability to fit in anywhere. She was educated on the East Coast, completing her undergraduate degree inNew Jerseyand law school inWashington,DC, yet she has put down roots inTexas.. Just as she dedicates herself to her children, she pours herself into each and every case. Chelsie recently tried a medical malpractice case for a client who will forever have a colostomy as a result of a botched hysterectomy. Chelsie was able to obtain a verdict which was intended to compensate her client for past and future damages. Prior to that, Chelsie successfully settled a claim with a major medical provider after her client was tragically rendered a quadriplegic following a routine exam. She was able to obtain lifetime support for the client and his family.. Not only does Chelsie work to help those who have suffered horrible injuries; she has also worked on many pro bono cases. She recently handled a case that positively changed the coming and going rule for the entire State ofTexasin regards to workers’ compensation. Her work on a case for former Houston Police Officer, Eluid Hinojosa, helped get him workers’ compensation benefits after he was injured during the call of duty. Chelsie worked as a zealous advocate and was able to obtain a ruling that set precedent.. Chelsie is also actively working to improve the community and is a member of the Tahirih Justice Center. This organization was founded in 1997 to provide immigrant women and girls legal assistance to help them gain legal protection and immigration status under U.S. Law. While managing an extensive case load and donating her time to worthy causes, she still makes time for fun. Recently, she placed third in the First Annual Abraham, Watkins Skeet Shoot.

Joshua Davis has been practicing personal injury and insurance law for more than 18 years, earning a reputation as a skilled trial attorney with over 100 jury trial victories. His unwavering dedication to his clients drives him to seek justice for those who have been wrongfully harmed. Joshua believes that every righteous jury verdict not only holds wrongdoers accountable but also contributes to a fairer and more just society. Through Davis Law Group, he extends this commitment beyond the courtroom by supporting the community through volunteer efforts and charitable giving.In April 2013, Joshua founded Davis Law Group after seven years of practice and more than 25 successful jury trials. His practice areas include personal injury litigation, insurance coverage and bad faith claims, contractual and commercial disputes, and appeals. From an early age, Joshua was inspired by trial lawyers who demonstrated the power of a jury’s verdict to bring justice to individuals against powerful entities. His extensive courtroom experience across the country has only strengthened his passion for representing individuals and small businesses. Joshua remains dedicated to fighting for justice every day, ensuring his clients have a voice and the opportunity to prevail.

James M. Ardoin, III is the owner of Jimmy Ardoin & Associates, PLLC based in Houston, Texas.. Mr. Ardoin has a national practice representing clients in criminal and civil litigation in both federal and state courts across the country. His experience includes representing individuals and companies in high stakes cases, including everything from health care fraud, securities fraud, bank fraud, and violations of federal foreign sanctions laws on the criminal side, to personal injury claims by individuals, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and fraudulent transfer of assets on the civil side. In addition to his litigation practice, he also helps companies with their internal investigations as well as responding to governmental investigations that the company might receive.. Mr. Ardoin has been named a Texas Super Lawyer in the area of White Collar Criminal Defense since 2015 and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America in both White Collar Criminal Defense and Criminal Defense. He is also fellow of both the American Bar Foundation and the Texas Bar Foundation. In addition, Mr. Ardoin is a frequent contributor to news outlets across the country on complex, white collar defense legal issues and has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, the Houston Chronicle, the Dallas Morning News, Yahoo News, the Houston Business Journal, KPRC, KHOU and many more.

Farrah Martinez is a personal injury lawyer dedicated to using her legal skills to obtain optimal results for her clients. She understands that when you or a loved one are injured by the reckless or intentional acts of others, you want results. With over a decade of legal experience, Farrah will aggressively handle your case to completion.

I've been helping the victims of auto collisions, dog attacks, 18 wheeler accidents, work accidents where there is no workers compensation and slip-and-fall negligence in Houston since I first obtained my law license in 1995. I am certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Personal Injury Trial Law and personal injury is all our law firm does. If you have been hurt and need an experienced advocate fighting in your corner, please give me a call. I was recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer by Thompson-Reuters 2017-2024, and a Top 100 Trial Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers Association 2017-2024. I was born here in Houston back in 1970. My wife and I have two awesome kids and we spend most of our free time on the soccer fields and on the sidelines coaching and cheering them on.

As an attorney and litigator in some of the region's largest law firms, Joseph M. Schreiber successfully represented individual and business clients in legal disputes, with work on both the plaintiff and defendant sides of the docket. A core part of the firm's practice is in guiding clients through the challenges and complexities of litigation.. The firm regularly represents individuals and business entities in a wide range of civil litigation claims, ranging from common business disputes to complex personal injury litigation.

Admissions:. Member:. ·        Texas Trial Lawyers Association. ·        National Trial Lawyers Association. ·        Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers. ·        American Association of Justice. ·        Houston Bar Association. Education:. ·        University of Texas at Austin, B.A. in Economics, Minor in History. ·        University of Wisconsin, J.D.. Articles:. ·        European Union Regulations of Electronic Communication Networks: Stifling GlobalIntegration of Securities Markets, 20 Wis. Int'l. LJ 397. ·        Co-author of article for The Harmonie Group: Texas Law: UM/UIM Coverage. About:. R. James Amaro founded the Amaro Law Firm after leaving his position as an attorney at a defense law firm. Not long after founding the firm, Mr. Amaro was hired to represent many individuals and families who had their lives destroyed by the BP refinery explosion in Texas City, Texas. Since then, Mr. Amaro has successfully represented thousands of people and businesses in various legal matters, including personal injury claims, business disputes, insurance claims, hurricane claims, and commercial litigation.   Under his leadership, the Amaro Law Firm tried the first Hurricane Ike case to verdict, assisted thousands of individuals and businesses with their claims against BP for damages from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, and won a landmark case before the Texas Supreme Court which will provide a mechanism for millions of Texans to protect themselves from hospital billing fraud.. Every year since being founded, the Amaro Law Firm has recovered several millions of dollars for its clients who have been personally injured or suffered damages in business and insurance disputes. Mr. Amaro has instilled his firm and staff with his relentless drive and determination to effectively represent the firm's clients with the utmost duty of candor and loyalty.. Prior to founding the firm, Mr. Amaro gained a wide breadth and invaluable work experience working at some of the largest national and state based law firms in Wisconsin and Texas. In his career, Mr. Amaro has written federal opinions for a federal judge and worked for many large defense law firms. His experiences have given him the perspective to manage his firm's cases efficiently and effectively. In the beginning of his legal career, Mr. Amaro was an aggressive defense attorney with a Houston insurance defense firm where he learned how the "insurance racket" works. As a defense attorney, Mr. Amaro practiced in the areas of insurance coverage and defended clients in the areas of construction law, real estate law, toxic torts, products liability, commercial litigation and arbitration, personal injury and wrongful death.. Prior to his legal career, Mr. Amaro worked and studied in real estate, engineering, and internet technology as a student and as an entrepreneur during and after his college studies. To finance his education, he had obtained multiple academic scholarships to several top-tier universities across the United States. Despite the offers, Mr. Amaro decided to stay in Texas and attend the University of Texas at Austin to study chemical engineering in its reputable program. In his chemical engineering studies, Mr. Amaro excelled and obtained an internship with a large engineering company in Houston called Bechtel Corporation at which he reviewed process flow diagrams and wrote a visual basic program for engineers to use to perform calculus and differential equations. He was in the advanced sequence of his studies in the middle of his junior year before he decided to change his major to economics and pursue a career in law. Before finishing his studies in economics at the University of Texas, Mr. Amaro co-founded a popular internet based business in Austin which provided marketing and social services to students and to companies marketing to students. The company exploded in popularity and was advertised on the radio within 3 months of launching and became one of the most visited websites in Austin by university students. Also while in Austin and only at the age of 20, Mr. Amaro obtained his real estate license and began selling and leasing apartments and condos all over the Austin area. Today, Mr. Amaro still owns interests and invests in real estate and internet technology companies.. Through this experience, Mr. Amaro has learned how the judicial system perceives insurance and personal injury claims and the common strategies of insurance defense law firms and the insurance companies that pay them. Through his business and entrepreneur experiences, he understands what makes businesses successful and how to protect valuable business interests.

Founded in 2000 by brothers Andrew and Greg Sullo, Sullo & Sullo, LLP has grown into a nationally recognized law firm that has proudly represented over 325,000 clients across the United States. From its inception, the firm has built a reputation for tenacious advocacy and a deep commitment to securing justice for individuals facing a wide range of legal challenges.. With more than 5,000 five-star Google reviews, Sullo & Sullo stands out as one of the most highly rated law firms in the country. Since 2020, the firm has obtained over $1.5 billion in settlements and judgments, a testament to its unwavering dedication and legal excellence. Notably, in 2022, Andrew Sullo secured one of the Top 10 Jury Verdicts in Texas, winning a remarkable $95 million for his client.. Andrew Sullo – A Leader in Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation. Andrew Sullo, a seasoned trial attorney, has logged more than 8,000 hours before judges in courtrooms across the nation and has tried hundreds of cases to verdict. As a Top 100 National Trial Lawyer (as named by The National Trial Lawyers, 2013–2025), he leads the firm’s National Civil Litigation Division, representing individuals harmed by:. Andrew has championed the rights of plaintiffs in high-profile litigation, including cases involving:. He currently represents hundreds of U.S. Veterans in Anti-Terrorism Claims, continuing his mission to advocate for those who have been wrongfully injured or affected by corporate or governmental negligence. Driven by a passion for justice and an unrelenting work ethic, Andrew Sullo strives to be the Best Criminal Defense Attorney in Houston, while continuing to expand his impact through high-stakes civil litigation nationwide.

Stephen Goldenzweig is an experienced litigator and trusted advocate. His no-nonsense, aggressive, and calculating style helps him get to the bottom of complex issues and get cases successfully resolved. He is also fiercely loyal to his clients and will provide honest assessments and procedural guidance at each stage of litigation.. Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Goldenzweig litigated personal injury cases, Merit Systems Protection Board cases, and Equal Employment Opportunity cases, and whistleblower cases.  Prior to coming to Texas, he litigated complex insurance cases involving general personal injury, liability claims, construction negligence, labor law, property damage, premises liability, and automobile and trucking accident cases for prominent firms in the New York City Metropolitan Area and throughout New York and New Jersey.

I learned the values of responsibility and a hard work ethic from a young age.  Growing up in the small, north Texas town of Sherman, I worked to help support my mom and two younger brothers since the seventh grade.  I know what it's like when the deck is stacked against you, but I also know the value of pulling together - and the importance of getting a helping hand.  I went from being a paper boy to wanting to be a lawyer at about that same time, when my mom got cleaned out in my parent's divorce. She didn't have the legal help she needed and the system didn't treat her fairly.My Mom continued to work hard and gave my two brothers and me a great upbringing. I worked hard, played football, studied as best I could, and had the greatest buddies a guy could ever have.  But I always remembered the sting of being overpowered and that made me keep an eye out for the little guy and I had a soft spot for those who weren't as fortunate as me.  From day one of my career I have worked as a lawyer for people who have been unfairly victimized - good folks injured by unsafe products, by careless citizens and employers. Always have, always will.Before law school, I graduated from Austin College with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. Austin College was great with the best thing being it is where I met my wife and made lifelong friends. In addition to the heavy work load I was active in politics on campus and athletics. I worked throughout college. I worked as a cook, waiter and bartender in restaurants. I also drove 18 wheelers for Mayflower moving company all over the country during the summer. I maintain my CDL and have first-hand knowledge of the trucking industry having actually driven an 18 wheeler over the road.I earned my law degree from South Texas College of Law. During law school, I gained admission to the Law Review and held the position of Assistant Editor in Chief. STCL has the best courtroom advocacy skills team in the country. Year in and year out it is ranked at the top in this category. For two years I was a member of the vaunted STCL moot court team during law school, competing in tournaments around the country. In addition to arguing as an advocate in the competitions I was always the brief writer for my teams. My briefs were awarded "best brief" awards in moot court tournaments twice. During my third year of law school, I was awarded the Distinguished Service Award as recognition of my accomplishments in the advocacy program.Right out of law school I began my career at a major Houston personal injury litigation firm. I worked on cases involving unsafe cars, trucks and vans and 18 wheeler wrecks. The firm was great but I wanted to have a say in all of the decisions. So when I was 32, my law partner, Tony Denena and I formed Denena & Points, PC. Since then, I have tried several more injury cases to verdict. I have taken on cases against major corporations such as General Motors Corporation, Ford Motor Company, Suzuki, Toyota, Chrysler, Firestone, Bridgestone, Cooper Tires, Goodyear, Dunlop Tire, Hankook Tire, TRW, Takata, Autoliv, Alcoa, and others on behalf of families all over Texas, in several federal courts in Texas and in seven other states. Also, I have handled to resolution hundreds of other cases like car wrecks, truck wrecks, and injuries in stores and on business properties. These are the types of cases Tony and I have a passion for and continue to aggressively pursue on behalf of our clients.In addition to this practical experience handling a wide variety of cases, I have written extensively on issues related to expert testimony admission, automotive products liability, accident reconstruction, toxic torts, and multi-district litigation.For the past five consecutive years I have been named a "Rising Star" in personal injury litigation as printed in Texas Monthly magazine. This honor is granted to only 2.5% of attorneys in Texas under the age of 40.I have been with my beautiful and brilliant wife Jenifer since 1993. Jenifer is also an attorney and practiced for six years after graduating law school from the University of Texas. We have three wonderful young children - two boys ages 7 and 5 and little spark plug of a girl who is 2. Family is so important to me and I spend as much time as I can with my wife and children. Currently I am coaching soccer and flag football and try to coach everything I have the time to coach with my boys. Something tells me that my daughter will be just as interested in athletics as they are. Jenifer and I both do our best to work in the community. Jenifer is the treasurer for the elementary school PTA and I serve on a committee with our homeowners' association. Somehow Jenifer juggles her massive role as great mother and wife, gives time to our community, still does some legal work on the side and has turned into a great guitar player. We are parishioners of Sacred Heart Catholic Church.I am licensed to practice law in the state courts of Texas and the United States District Courts in the Southern, Western, Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas. I have served as counsel in California, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland and Colorado as well. I am a member of the American League of Justice (ALJ), the Attorneys Information Exchange Group (AIEG), the Texas Bar Association, The Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA), and the Houston Trial Lawyers Association.

Personal injury attorney representing clients in and around Fort Worth, TX.

Joe, an Air Force Veteran with four tours in the Middle East, is the founder of Robles Jr Law, where he specializes in personal injury cases such as motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and dog bites. Joe's passion for activism, coupled with his legal prowess, has earned him a reputation as a skilled negotiator and a fierce advocate for his clients. Prior to founding Robles Jr Law, Joe was the managing attorney at Bailey & Galyen in the pre-litigation department. He also served as an apprentice for the Texas Apprenticeship Network and worked as a summer associate at the Family Law and Veteran Benefits Clinic at Texas A&M University, the Law Office at G.J. Smith, and the Leadership Council on Leadership Development 1L Program.