Top General Practice Lawyers in Katy | 8 available

Firm: Levin & Atwood Llp

20501 Katy Freeway Suite 217 , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, General Practice

Firm: James D. Northcutt Law Firm

22203 Hockaday Dr , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: General Practice

I have been in education for 19 years and have an interest in the help and protection  of young people.

Firm: Levin & Atwood Llp

20501 Katy Freeway Suite 217 , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: General Practice, Probate

Firm: Martin M. Hokanson

22503 Katy Fwy , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Business Formation, Contracts, General Practice, Lender , Real Estate , Commercial

Firm: Sowell, Alvares & Walls, PLLC

21320 Provincial, Suite 100 , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: General Practice, Corporate & Incorporation

Firm: Sowell, Alvares & Walls, PLLC

21320 Provincial Blvd. , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: General Practice, Business

I have been practicing law in Texas since 1994, having moved to Houston in 1991 to attend law school.  I attended college in my hometown of Mobile, Alabama and in Wichita, Kansas where I graduated Phi Kappa Phi from Wichita State University with a Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude in 1990.  I am a member of the State Bar of Texas, Houston Bar Association, and Katy Bar Association.  I practice in Harris, Fort Bend, Waller, Montgomery, and Austin Counties; and am also admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas.

Firm: Levin & Atwood Llp

20501 Katy Freeway Suite 217 , Katy , Texas 77450

Practice Areas: General Practice, Business

Stu Levin is admitted to practice law in the states of Texas and Connecticut and before various federal courts. He is a 1971 graduate of SyracuseUniversity (A.B. with honors and magna cum laude) and received his juris doctor’s degree from the University of Connecticut (1974, with honors and law review associate editor). Upon graduation from law school, Mr. Levin served on active duty as a U.S. Air Force Assistant Staff Judge Advocate, where he was responsible for military and civilian prosecutions. After being honorably discharged from the Air Force (with an Air Force Commendation Medal), Stu Levin was employed as an in-house attorney by the Panhandle Eastern Corporation (now a part of Duke Energy). He later served Mitchell Energy (now a part of Devon Energy) as Manager of Regulatory Affairs- Gas, and later worked for the Coastal Corporation (now part of El Paso Energy) as a Senior Staff Attorney. He established the firm that evolved into Levin and Atwood in 1989. He is married to Carol Reiss Levin and they have two sons, Jason and Todd (9/5/78-9/26/06), three grandchildren, Hayley, Addison and Parker. He is also active in numerous community and professional organizations, including the Katy Bar Association (Charter President), the Westside Shrine Club (Secretary), Katy Rotary Club, the Breath of Life Children’s Center, the Katy YMCA (former director),Board of Directors-Houston Methodist West, and the Epilepsy Foundation of South Texas/Gulf Coast (former President). His areas of practice concentration include: merger and acquisition, real estate, business and commercial law, corporate law, and wills, trusts, and estates.

Firm: Law Office of William J. Dyer (principal office, incl. for mail & deliveries)

2312 Katy Fort Bend Rd , Katy , Texas 77493

Practice Areas: General Practice, Litigation, Litigation

With blue-chip law school credentials and a Fifth Circuit judicial clerkship under my belt, I spent the first half of my career to date practicing at large national law firms representing primarily Fortune 500 clients. Since then, I've practiced alone or in small firms, typically representing smaller companies and sometimes individuals.. I'm proud to have been the "first-chair" or lead lawyer in over three dozen trials on the merits — including over 25 jury trials — in the state and federal courts. Those cases have had amounts in controversy ranging from just $200 to well over $200 million.. Indeed, two of the first-chair lawsuits I've tried to a conclusion were "bet the company" cases for publicly traded corporate clients — meaning if I'd lost, those companies would have closed their doors, laid off all their officers and employees, and liquidated all their assets at fire-sale prices.. I've also been among counsel of record — sitting in something other than a "first-chair" role, but learning my craft from, or teaching it to, some very good lawyers — in more than a dozen additional trials on the merits (including ten more jury trials).. Additionally, I've been lead counsel or among counsel of record in more than a dozen additional injunction or other contested evidentiary hearings. I've participated in eight contested corporate takeovers. And I've been lead appellate counsel, or had major roles in, more than a dozen appeals.