Texas Lawyers - Beaumont

Explore Texas attorneys like James Makin, James Old, James Padgett, James Payne, Jane Leger, Janson Bailey, Jared Gilthorpe, and Jesse Beck. in cities like Beaumont, Beaumont, Beaumont, Beaumont and Beaumont. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 77701, 77702, 77702.

James Makin

Jason Hughes

Jeremy A. Lawr

Jennifer Seale

Jennifer Nicho

Jean Moncla

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James Makin

Firm: Law Office of James R. Makin, P.C

1900 Broadway St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Mr. Makin is a bit of a legend in the Beaumont area. He does well by his clients in all cases and he handles his cases professionally and intelligently. As a former prosecutor you …”

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Jason Hughes

Firm: Germer PLLC

Po Box 4915 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Jason L. Hughes is a native of Beaumont, Texas. He graduated from Lamar University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice in 1993. After graduation, Jason started his career as a patrolman, then detective with the Beaumont, Texas Police Department. Jason’s extensive background in criminal investigations affords him unique expertise in case investigation and development. Jason received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law in 2006. While in law school, Jason was on the Dean’s Honor List and received the Phi Delta Phi Highest Grade Awards in Civil Procedure, Evidence and Criminal Trial Advocacy. He also received the Judge Bert Tunks Scholarship Award and the Garland Walker Alumni Association Scholarship Award. After leaving the police force upon graduation from law school, Jason began his legal career with GERMER in 2007. Jason is admitted to practice in all state courts of the State of Texas, the Supreme Court of the United States, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Southern, Northern and Western Districts of Texas. He was recognized as a "Texas Rising Star" in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 as published in Texas Monthly Magazine. He was also recognized as "Appellate Lawyer of the Week" by Texas Lawyer Magazine in September 2011. Jason is a member of the State Bar of Texas, Jefferson County Bar Association, Texas Association of Defense Counsel and Family Law Sections of the State Bar of Texas and Jefferson County Bar Association. Jason served as an appointed member of the State Bar of Texas Standing Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect from 2009-2015.. Jason primarily practices in the areas of personal injury defense, products liability defense, premises liability defense and family law.

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“Jason Hughes is an excellent trial attorney who is passionate, well-prepared, and respected by his peers.”

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Jeremy A. Lawrence

Firm: Germer Gertz, L.L.P.

Fannin Street , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Insurance

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Jennifer Seale

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

490 Park St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Jennifer Nichols

Firm: J Nichols Law, PLLC

2935 Toccoa St , Beaumont , Texas 77703

Practice Areas: Probate

Jennifer Nichols is a Beaumont, Texas estate planning attorney and business attorney with more than 15 years of experience representing individuals, businesses, and business owners. She is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Estate Planning and Probate and licensed as a Certified Public Accountant.

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Jean Moncla

Firm: Hancock Whitney Trust and Asset Management

Po Box 3928 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Probate

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James Old

Firm: Jay Old & Associates, PLLC

2650 Calder St Ste 720 , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Construction , Litigation, Litigation

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“I worked for Jay for many years prior to opening my own practice, and he is a great trial attorney. He is professional, thorough, and a zealous advocate for his clients. I highly r…”

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Jason McDonald

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

2615 Calder St Ste 1070 , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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Jason Byrd

Firm: The Byrd Law Firm, PC

448 Orleans St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Jared Gilthorpe

Firm: Galmor, Stovall & Gilthorpe

485 Milam St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Janson Bailey

Firm: Bailey & Clayton Law Firm

3560 Delaware St Ste 305 , Beaumont , Texas 77706

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“number is foreign, I don't get to receive basic, decent assistance.”

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“Janson is an excellent lawyer and zealous advocate for his clients. He conducts himself ethically, responsibly, and professionally at all times and is extremely effective.”

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Jane Leger

Firm: The Ferguson Law Firm

350 Pine Street , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

Jane Leger is a Board certified in personal injury law, Jane Swearingen Leger practices personal injury, maritime and employment law at Clay Dugas and Associates in Beaumont, Texas. She represents individuals who have been injured in industrial settings, vehicle collisions or suffered the results of discriminatory conduct. Her cases include clients in Texas, Georgia, California, Florida and Minnesota.. Since 2004, Leger has been selected as a Texas Super Lawyers and a Texas Rising Star since 2004, by Thomson Reuters and Texas Monthly Magazine, an honor reserved for only five percent of lawyers in the state. She is admitted to practice law by the State of Texas; the U.S. District Court, Eastern and Southern Districts of Texas; the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of Texas; and the U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th District Court.. A graduate of Baylor University, Leger completed her jurisdoctor at Baylor University School of Law in Waco, Texas. She holds professional memberships in the State Bar of Texas, the Jefferson County Young Lawyers Association, the Jefferson County Bar Association, and the Texas Trial Lawyers Association.. Leger has represented local small businesses in litigation. In 2011, she represented a construction company as plaintiff in a breach of contract case. The company was not fully paid the contract price for construction of a raw-water intake facility built as part of a hydrocarbons storage unit. The defendant claimed they did not owe any additional money because construction work was defective. To defeat the defendant’s claims, Leger became familiar with national petroleum and welding codes and represented her client without hiring an independent expert. The unanimous jury awarded all damages sought by Leger’s client. The verdict was selected as a Texas Top Verdict for 2011.. In addition to her trial work, Mrs. Leger has argued before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Texas Supreme Court.. AREAS OF PRACTICE. BAR ADMISSIONS. EDUCATION. HONORS AND AWARDS. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS. - See more at: #

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“d person. Her passion for justice has forever changed the way I view the legal profession.”

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“Jane is a force to be reckoned with in the courtroom and a tireless worker. She has consistently tried catastrophic cases throughout her career and the results speak for themselves…”

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James Payne

Firm: Provost Umphrey

490 Park St Ste 100 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Labor , Personal Injury, Products Liability

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

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Jason Cansler

Firm: The Law Offices of Jason L. Cansler, PC

2550 Broadway St , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Very early in my career I was able to go and watch a trial where Jason was involved. In that case, he handled a variety of very complicated evidentiary issues. I was impressed then…”

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Jason Nicks

380 Fannin St , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“lifetime. My husband walked our of court with only 5 years probation and an agreement that the DA's”

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“Jason knows his stuff. When I was prosecuting in Jefferson County he always held my feet to the fire. He knows the law, he knows how to do best for his clients and he's not afraid …”

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Jefferson Wendell Fisher

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

470 Orleans Building , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Insurance, Litigation: Commercial, Litigation: Personal Injury, Oil & Gas

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Jennifer C. McEachern

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

PO Box 1751 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Civil

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“They were incredibly easy to work with and guided us through everything we needed. They got us exactly the outcome we were hoping for. We would definitely go back to them if we eve…”

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Jennifer Turner

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

PO Box 1751 , Beaumont , Texas 77704

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“The ladies in the office are great. Turner is lucky to have them.”

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James Padgett

595 Orleans St Ste 1130 , Beaumont , Texas 77701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“actly that. Im thankful and grateful he represented me when i called he answered all the time good l”

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Jesse Beck

Firm: MehaffyWeber, P.C.

2615 Calder Avenue , Beaumont , Texas 77702

Practice Areas: Products Liability, Premises Liability and Security, Commercial Litigation, Toxic Tort Litigation, General Civil Litigation, Probate and Guardianship Litigation

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