Texas Lawyers Alana Taylor to Albert Morris

Explore Texas attorneys like Alana Taylor, Albert Alexander, Albert Betts, Albert C. Metrailer, Albert C. Ross, Albert C. Tan, Albert Carrion, and Albert Morris. in cities like Addison, Austin, Arlington, Austin and Houston. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 75001, 77477, 77074.

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Albert Morris

Firm: Albert O. Morris, P.C.

6671 Southwest Fwy Ste 700 , Houston , Texas 77074

Practice Areas: Banking

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Albert E. Sherman

500 West Illinois 300 , Midland , Texas 79702

Practice Areas: Energy

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Albert Lin

Suite 1400 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Tax

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“Albert is an expert in both non-profit and for-profit tax matters. He has helped several clients of mine with complicated tax restructurings. His work product is timely and cost-ef…”

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Albert John Charanza JR

Firm: Charanza Law Office

412 S First Street PO Box 1825 , Lufkin , Texas 75902

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Albert Hildreth

1301 Nueces Street , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Mr. Duke Hildreth has focused his entire legal career on criminal law and trying cases in court before a judge and jury.. Before joining Hildreth & Rueda Law as a defense attorney, Mr. Hildreth was a criminal prosecutor for over eight years. He tried crimes from DWI to felony murder. With all the knowledge he gained from working as a prosecutor, he understands how the prosecution thinks and acts in a criminal case, so he can plan a more effective defense for his clients.. Mr. Hildreth has tried hundreds of cases in his legal career and his been very succesful in achieving Not Guilty Verdicts for his clients. His extensive trial experience is very advantageous in defending clients facing criminal misdemeanor and felony charges throughout Central Texas including the Austin metro area as well as Travis, Williamson, Hays, Bastrop, Caldwell, Bell, McClennan, Burnet, Llano, Comal, Bexar, Blanco, Gillespie and Guadalupe Counties.. Mr. Hildreth is passionate about the law, “I believe in my clients, and I believe in exhausting every avenue to achieve justice for my clients.”. When Mr. Hildreth is not working he enjoys spending his time with his wife and children.

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“payment at inopportune moments and seemed more interested in settling than fighting for my rights. H”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Known him for many years, and he always takes good care of his clients and is smart at obtaining good deals. He is a super nice guy too.”

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Albert H. Hiller

Post Oak Boulevard , Houston , Texas 77056

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Real Estate

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Albert Gutierrez

Firm: Law Offices of Albert M. Gutierrez, P.C.

7718 Broadway , San Antonio , Texas 78209

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense

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Albert Flores

Firm: Law Offices of Albert A. Flores

3817 San Pedro , San Antonio , Texas 78212

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

I practice in both State and Federal courts in all aspects of criminal law. This includes trial, appeals, white collar crimes and comples conspiracies.

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“ney who really does care for his clients and our community! He worked long hours including weekends”

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“One of the best Criminal Defense attorneys in Texas, Mr. Flores not only sets the bar when it comes to diligent, aggressive criminal defense, but is one of the best attorneys in Sa…”

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“I’m so happy for the services he provided for me he did his best job and helped me with all my citations got my cases dismissed did a great job truly recommended”

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Albert F. Muller III

Firm: Albert F. Muller, III

# 405 Af Muller Sr Mem Boulevard , Laredo , Texas 78041

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Albert E. Hollan

Firm: Albert Hollan, Attorney

10101 Southwest Freeway 400 77074 , Houston , Texas 77074

Practice Areas: Construction

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Albert Carrion

Firm: Richards Rodriguez & Skeith LLP

611 W 15th St , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Albert Betts

Firm: Insurance Council of Texas

2801 S Interstate 35 , Austin , Texas 78741

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Albert Alexander

11842 Meadow Crest Dr , Meadows Place , Texas 77477

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Albert Durrell

Firm: Lanza Law Firm

4950 Bissonnet St , Bellaire , Texas 77401

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Albert G. Redmond

Firm: Redmond & Sapio

6025 Heards Lane 036 , Galveston , Texas 77551

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Albert C. Tan

Main Street , Dallas , Texas 75202

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,International & Trade

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Albert C. Ross

Firm: Ross & Hartley, P.C.

1521 N Cooper St Ste 340 , Arlington , Texas 76011

Practice Areas: Estate Planning,Probate ,Trusts

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Albert C. Metrailer

Granite Parkway , Plano , Texas 75024

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Albert Machado

Firm: Law Office of Albert Machado

607 W 9th St , Austin , Texas 78701

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“He is always hard to get in touch with, He told us that he would try his best to get my husband out”

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Alana Taylor

Firm: Gupta & Wiora P C

14285 Midway Rd Ste 160 , Addison , Texas 75001

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“Julie is a wonderful, patient, incredibly empathetic human being with great morals and has excellent insights when it comes to relationships/communication/interpersonal skills. Wou…”

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