Texas Lawyers Adam Aseron to Adam Crawshaw

Explore Texas attorneys like Adam Aseron, Adam Austin, Adam B. Allen, Adam B. Brown, Adam B. Chambers, Adam B. Henderson, Adam B. LeCrone, and Adam Crawshaw. in cities like Austin, Tyler, Houston, Sherman and San Antonio. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 78701, 75214, 78215.

Adam Aseron

Adam Austin

Adam Courtin

Adam Chilton

Adam Cardenas

Adam Capetillo

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Adam Aseron

Firm: Giles, Sayers & Aseron PLLC

503 W. 17th St. Suite 100 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Health Care

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“I endorse this lawyer. Adam is someone I would recommend to anyone looking for superior representation in a matter. He is a fantastic lawyer who aggressively represents his clients…”

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Adam Austin

Po Box 140524 , Dallas , Texas 75214

Practice Areas: Commercial Real Estate, Bankruptcy, Real Estate

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Adam Courtin

Firm: Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.

112 E Pecan St Ste 2700 , San Antonio , Texas 78205

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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“I have known Adam for years. He will fight for his client. I would definitely recommend him!”

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Adam Chilton

Firm: Brown Pruitt Wambsganss Ferrill & Dean

600 N Carroll Ave Ste 100 , Southlake , Texas 76092

Practice Areas: Arbitration

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Adam Cardenas

Firm: Lane & Countryman, Attorneys at Law

1045 Cheever Blvd, Ste 103 , San Antonio , Texas 78217

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“Based on my work with him, I know Adam Cardenas to be a practical attorney, more concerned with getting the job done than billing for perfunctory actions. He has a diverse backgrou…”

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Adam Capetillo

Firm: Capetillo Law Firm

345 Commerce Green Blvd , Sugar Land , Texas 77478

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Sugar Land criminal defense attorney Adam Capetillo is skilled in the practice of criminal law. Backed by years of experience, he has a comprehensive understanding of Texas criminal law.. He and his team can effectively guide you throughout the entire legal process while helping you make well-informed decisions about the future. Whether you were charged with DWI, a drug crime, a felony, or any other criminal act, he can assist you. Attorney Capetillo will fight for a complete dismissal, or possible reduction, of the charges you are facing.

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“s case dismissed! You’re the Best! Very grateful for all he and his firm have done for us nothing”

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“During my time as an Assistant District Attorney, I worked with Adam on a variety of cases. It was clear that his clients were his primary focus. Adams zealous representation allow…”

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“Outstanding Legal Representation – Both Cases Dismissed! I cannot thank Adam and team enough for their exceptional work and dedication. …”

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Adam Boland

Firm: Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart

112 East Pecan Street , San Antonio , Texas 78205

Practice Areas: Labor , Employment & Labor

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Adam Blake

Firm: Perdue & Kidd, LLP

777 Post Oak Blvd. , Houston , Texas 77057

Practice Areas: Defective and Dangerous Products

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“In our dealings with Adam, he truly shown the professionalism and compassion every litigator should have. The legal process can be mentally draining f...PAP”

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“Adam is one of the hardest working and diligent young attorneys I know. I respect Adam for his work ethic and his love for the profession. You can't go wrong with hiring Adam for y…”

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Adam Bell

Firm: Dorsett Johnson & Cisneros

3503 Wild Cherry Dr Ste 6 , Austin , Texas 78738

Practice Areas: Banking

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Adam Bell

Firm: Poly-America, L.P.

2000 W Marshall Dr , Grand Prairie , Texas 75051

Practice Areas: Banking

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Adam Battani

1301 W 25th St Ste 560 , Austin , Texas 78705

Practice Areas: Securities Offerings

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Adam B. Reed

Main Street , Dallas , Texas 75202

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Corporate ,Labor ,Transportation

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“Adam took care of our car wreck case and had everything settled to our satisfaction.”

— Isabel Baltazar

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Adam B. LeCrone

North Elm Street , Sherman , Texas 75090

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents,Business & Commercial,Business Formation,Business ,Civil ,Criminal Defense ,DUI/DWI,Felonies,Insurance ,Personal Injury,Wrongful Death

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Adam B. Henderson

6161 Savoy Dr Ste 245 , Houston , Texas 77036

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Adam B. Chambers

Firm: Bateman and Pugh, P.L.L.C.

Two Center , Houston , Texas 77010

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Business & Commercial,Civil ,Construction Defects,Corporate ,Insurance ,Personal Injury,Premises Liability,Products Liability,Toxic Substances

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Adam Crawshaw

Firm: The Crawshaw Law Firm, PLLC

625 N. Alamo St. , San Antonio , Texas 78215

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

Attorney Adam Crawshaw graduated from Tarleton State University with a degree in Criminal Justice. He then studied law in Virginia at the Appalachian School of Law. Born in West Texas, Crawshaw has practiced law in Texas for over for more than a decade. His early law experience was in criminal defense and family law, as well as other civil practice areas.. Attorney Crawshaw has continued his education by completing the Terry McCarthy Cross Examination Seminar and attended the Stuart Kinard Advanced DWI in San Antonio. He is also a certified practitioner of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Standardized Field Sobriety Tests.. Attorney Crawshaw enjoys living in the diverse city of San Antonio and is a member of his church, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.. Adam is a certified practitioner of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. He has attended and completed the Terry McCarthy Cross Examination Seminar, as well as attended the Stuart Kinard Advanced DWI in San Antonio, Texas.

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“Watched Adam grow in his career. Assisted me years ago in the defense of a complex murder case in Zavala County, TX where the client was found Not Guilty! Adam cares about his clie…”

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“Adam is a very thoughtful and professional attorney! He was referred to me by a mutual known party and I am glad to do business with him and will continue to use him for any legal …”

— Branco Custom Saddlery

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Adam Biggs

Firm: Collin County District Attorney's Office

1800 N. Graves Suite 200 , McKinney , Texas 75069

Practice Areas: Biotechnology, Copyrights, Intellectual Property , Patents, Technology and Science, Trademarks, Criminal Defense

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Adam B. Brown

Firm: Tekell, Book, Matthews and Limmer, L.L.P.

McKinney Street , Houston , Texas 77010

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Top notch attorneys who know what they are doing. I can't say enough good things about this firm and and.Adam. If you are Veteran and dind yourself in trouble with the law, Go see …”

— Ronnie Payne

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Adam Cortez

Firm: The Cortez Law Firm

12758 Cimarron Path Ste 118 , San Antonio , Texas 78249

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Takes your money and absolutely does nothing for it. This guy is a scam artist.”

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“I had the opportunity to work with Adam on a case as opposing counsel. The case was of a sensitive nature, and Adam had a client with near impossible expectations. I witnessed Adam…”

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Adam B. Allen

Firm: White Shaver, P.C.

205 W Locust Street , Tyler , Texas 75702

Practice Areas: Civil

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Need Advice | Aug 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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