Texas Lawyers - Beaumont

Explore Texas attorneys like Meredith Bernsen, Michael Baker, Michael Bridwell, Michael Eaves, Michael Havard, Michael Jacobellis, Michael Lindsay, and Nancy Hart. in cities like Beaumont, Beaumont, Beaumont, Beaumont and Beaumont. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 77706, 77701, 77701.

Meredith Berns

Michael R. Wal

Morris Carring

Monica Wilkins

Michael Trapas

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Meredith Bernsen

Firm: Creighton, Fox, Johnson & Mills, PLLC

3535 Calder Ave Ste 310 , Beaumont , Texas 77706

Practice Areas: Business

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Michael R. Walzel

Firm: Stevens Baldo Freeman and Lighty, L.L.P.

Century Tower 550 Fannin Street 700 Te , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Civil ,Insurance ,Personal Injury,Products Liability,Toxic Substances

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“OPT FOR A PUBLIC DEFENDER!! I hired Mike Walzel to visit with an inmate once per week. The facility is a few miles from his office. Although I pro...DARRINThis man was hired in Feb…”

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Morris Carrington

Firm: MehaffyWeber PC

Po Box 16 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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Monica Wilkins

Firm: Pate & Spivey, L.L.P.

470 Orleans Street Suite 1201 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

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Michael Trapasso

4635 Arthur Ln , Beaumont , Texas 77706

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

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“ight and even on the weekends and he would return my call by the next day... Thank you Mr.Trapasso f”

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Michael T. Bridwell

595 Orleans , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Civil ,Corporate ,Products Liability,Toxic Substances

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Michael Ramsey

Firm: Ramsey Law

6280 Delaware St Ste A , Beaumont , Texas 77706

Practice Areas: Business

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Michael Rose

Firm: Stevens, Baldo & Freeman, L.L.P

550 Fannin, Suite 700 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Michael Montgomery

Firm: The Heartfield Law Firm

2195 Dowlen Rd , Beaumont , Texas 77706

Practice Areas: Business

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Michael Lindsay

Firm: Lindsay & Morgan P.L.L.C.

710 North 11th Street , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“Mike is a true class act. I have seen him keep his cool and proficiently advise his clients in the face of adversity. His professionalism is unmatched.”

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Michael Jacobellis

Firm: Lewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard & Smith

500 Fannin St Ste 800 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Professional Malpractice, Litigation

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“I endorse this lawyer. Very detail oriented and hard working - very smart and knows how to get it done.”

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Michael Havard

Firm: Provost Umphrey Law Firm L.L.P.

PO Box 4905 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Personal Injury, Litigation

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Michael Eaves

Firm: Calvert Eaves Clarke & Stelly, L.L.P.

2615 Calder St Ste 1070 , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Michael Bridwell

Firm: Strong Pipkin Bissell & Ledyard, LLP

595 Orleans, Suite1400 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Nancy Hart

Firm: Wells, Peyton, Greenberg & Hunt

550 Fannin St Ste 600 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Tax

Hi all,. I attended law school because I was involved in a personal probate matter. My husband died and there was a probate issue that was a first impression issue in the United States. It took five years to get through the legal maze and ultimately favorably settled the case.. I understand what it is like to be "the client" because I was a client. Everytime I meet a new or potential client, I am taken back to the day that I first met my attorney. I had a wonderful attorney but I was still nervous and scared.. Sometime during the legal process I decided that I wanted to become an attorney and help people through the probate process. I was accepted by South Texas College of Law and in August 1996, I loaded up a U-Haul truck and drove from Slidell, Louisiana to Houston, Texas. I began my journey to become an attorney as a widow with a 5 year old child. I graduated from South Texas College of Law in 1999 and passed the Texas state bar exam. I attended Tulane School of Law and graduated in 2000 with an LL.M. with emphasis in taxation. I am also licensed in Louisiana.

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“Nancy Hart is one of Beaumont's "best" Estate Planning attorney's! She is passionate about all of her cases and clients. I have worked on cases with her and I regularly refer clien…”

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Michael Baker

Firm: Strong Pipkin Bissell & Ledyard, LLP

595 Orleans, Suite1400 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: General Practice, Personal Injury

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“I endorse Michael. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community.”

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Mitchell Templeton

Firm: Judge, 172nd District Court

1001 Pearl St Ste 205 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I've known Mitch since before I went to law school. Around the time I was getting ready to go away to law school, Bob, my law partner and uncle took me around to meet some lawyers …”

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Ms. Christy Amuny

Firm: Germer PLLC

550 Fannin , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Insurance Defense, Extra Contractual Insurance Claims, Civil Litigation

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Ms. Frances Blair Bethea

Firm: Benckenstein & Oxford, L.L.P.

3535 Calder , Beaumont , Texas 77706

Practice Areas: Commercial Transactions, Formation of Business Entities, Not for Profit Organizations, Oil and Gas Matters, Representation of Governmental Entities

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Ms. Monica L. Wilkins

Firm: Orgain Bell & Tucker, L.L.P.

470 Orleans Building , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Insurance Coverage & Bad Faith, Transportation, General Liability, School Districts, Personal Injury

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