Arlington Office1000 Ballpark Way, Ste 300 The attorneys at Shannon Gracey counsel clients in all areas of business law and litigation matters. Our Practice Groups include Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate, Banking & Financial Institutions, Bankruptcy, Construction, Corporate, Energy, Environmental Law, Estate Planning, Probate & Trusts, Government & Municipal Law, Health Care, Insurance, Intellectual Property, International Law, Labor & Employment, Litigation (in state and federal courts), Mergers & Acquisitions, Land Use, Professional Liability, Real Estate, Securities, Tax, Toxic Tort and Transportation. At Shannon Gracey, we listen to our clients and anticipate trends to help them navigate potential roadblocks. Our attorneys are good stewards of your investment in our legal services. Our clients consistently recognize us as one of the top law firms in Texas. Download a firm brochure to learn more about our legal services. Community AdvocatesOur attorneys and staff make a difference in the Arlington community, participating in numerous local civic, professional and nonprofit organizations including the Arlington Bar Association, Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Arlington Grace Preparatory Academy, Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington YMCA Council of Elders, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tarrant County, Junior League of Arlington and River Legacy Foundation.
114
Jeffrey R. Allen
Partner
Arlington Office
73
Larry L. Fowler, Jr.
Partner
Arlington Office
74
Paul J. Johnson
Partner
Arlington Office
54
Melissa Kates
Partner
Arlington Office
55
Wesly C. Maness
Partner
Arlington Office
102
Dan A. White
Partner
Arlington Office
67
Rachel L. Wright
Associate
Arlington Office
Visitor informationOur Arlington office overlooks center field of the Rangers Ballpark at Arlington, TX, providing attorneys, clients and friends access to all Texas Ranger’s home games. With more than 369,000 residents, Arlington is the third-largest city in North Texas. According to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, the city has a large, well-educated and diverse workforce. More than 50 percent of the city’s population is between the ages of 18 and 44. Texas is second only to California in the level of high-tech employment.
|
