Texas Lawyers - Beaumont

Explore Texas attorneys like Natalie Larocca, Nicholas Baldo, Nikkee Espree, Pamela D. Williams, Pamela French, Patricia Chamblin, Patrick Brinkley, and Reginald Blakeley. in cities like Beaumont, Beaumont, Beaumont, Beaumont and Beaumont. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 77701, 77701, 77701.

Natalie Larocc

Phil Dunlap

Raymond Steven

Raymond Sheare

Randy Drewett

Randal Cashiol

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Natalie Larocca

Firm: United States District Court - Eastern District of Texas

300 Willow St Ste 104 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Commercial

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“Natalie is an absolutely brilliant attorney -- when I supervised her legal research and writing in my capacity as Comment Editor of the Texas Tech Law Review, I was always very imp…”

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Phil Dunlap

Firm: Wells Peyton Partain Baldo & Lighty, LLP

Po Box 3708 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Banking

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“I endorse this lawyer. He is very thorough and totally honest.”

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Raymond Stevens

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

550 Fannin, Suite 700 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Raymond Shearer

Firm: Jefferson County District Attorney's Office

1085 Pearl St Fl 3 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Randy Drewett

Firm: Randy Drewett, P.C.

2925 Toccoa Road , Beaumont , Texas 77703

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Elder , Estate , Estate Planning, Probate , Social Security Benefits & Disability, Trusts, Wills

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“ever-efficient paralegal (and lovely wife), Elizabeth. I was so soothed by their patience in answer”

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Randal Cashiola

Firm: Cashiola Law Firm

2090 Broadway St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Business , Insurance , Municipal , Personal Injury, Litigation

Randy has successfully represented clients in a variety of civil matters throughout Texas for over 30 years.. In 2006, Randy obtained a $98.8 million verdict for his client in a commercial lawsuit involving tortious interference with contracts and business disparagement.. More recently, he worked with a team of lawyers in Texas and Delaware to defeat a wrongful effort to recover over $200 million from his client.. Randy has represented hundreds of individuals and small businesses in construction defect cases and fighting insurance companies for wrongful coverage denials. He also helps clients who were the victims of fraud in real estate deals.. Randy has successfully helped corporations, insurers, governmental entities, school districts, religious and non-profit organizations in a broad range of matters, including business transactions and litigation.. Randy is often hired by other lawyers to testify as an expert regarding insurance law and attorneys’ fees.

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Rachel Scott

Firm: Ninth Court of Appeals

1001 Pearl St Ste 330 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Adoption, Appellate , Civil , Divorce, Family , Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Toxic Substances, Appeals

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R. Kelly Donaldson

PO Box 1751 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Construction ,Labor

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Phillip Smith

Firm: Jefferson County District Attorney's Office

1085 Pearl St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Reginald Blakeley

Firm: Clay Dugas & Associates

805 Park St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Mr. Blakeley is a dedicated and compassionate professional. He was always there when I needed him a”

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

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Nicholas Baldo

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

550 Fannin, Suite 700 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Peter Lapray

Firm: Packard LaPray

1240 Orleans St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Social Security

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“orning. I never had to wait long for a response from anyone on his team, including Mr. LaPray. My wi”

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“I endorse this lawyer. He has extensive experience in Social Security law and is very knowledgeable.”

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Paula Blazek

Firm: Germer PLLC

Po Box 4915 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Patrick Brinkley

Firm: Templeton & Brinkley

2090 Broadway St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Business Formation, Business , Civil , Estate Planning, Family , Insurance , Personal Injury, Probate , Probate

I am a native of Southeast Texas. I went to Lamar University for my undergraduate degree in communications and I went to the University of Tulsa lawschool. My wife and I have been involved in youth sports and church related youth programs for the past twenty years.

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“Dean is tireless advocate for his clients. He is a truly professional attorney to either work with or to have as opposing counsel in a case. Through the years Dean has worked on se…”

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Patricia Chamblin

Firm: Mehaffy Weber

2615 Calder Ave , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Arbitration

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Pamela French

Firm: French Law Firm Pamela French, Attorney at Law, PLLC

2615 Calder St Ste 640 , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Family

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Pamela D. Williams

Firm: Germer Gertz, L.L.P.

550 Fannin , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Nikkee Espree

Firm: Mehaffy Weber

2615 Calder Ave , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Construction , Family , Insurance , Toxic Substances, Real Estate, Real Estate

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Perry Neichoy

Po Box 592 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Mediation

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“Perry is an extremely skilled mediator. I have seen him resolve and resolved with him myself a number of serious injury cases involving multiple Defendants. He is on the short list…”

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Peter Wells

Century Tower , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: General Practice

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