ROLANDO QUINTANA

 For me, being a lawyer is a privilege -- a privilege I do not take lightly.  As such, I handle each and every client matter with the same vigor and dedication I would want from a lawyer handling a matter for me.  In this respect, there is simply no case that is too big or small.  Indeed, although I have had the honor of arguing in forums such as the Supreme Court of Texas and the Thirteenth Court of Appeals, I have also argued in numerous County and Justice of the Peace courts.  At the end of the day, my job is to help people with whatever problems (big or small) they have.  That a large majority of my practice is referrals from either former clients or other attorneys (sometimes former opposing attorneys) more than validates the quality of my work.

As previously noted, being a lawyer is a privilege I do not take lightly, and it is a privilege I worked hard to obtain.  Indeed, in 1999, I began my law journey by attending Baylor Law School.  That part of the journey ended in 2001, when I graduated summa cum laude and obtained the highest rank in my law school class.  Shortly thereafter, I had the honor of clerking at the Supreme Court of Texas for former-Chief Justice Wallace B. Jefferson.  After my clerkship ended, I worked for one of Austin’s largest firms and then moved back to the Valley and worked for the Valley’s largest firm.

In my 20 years of experience I have learned quite a bit, the most important being that each and every client should be treated with honesty and utmost respect.  When I take on a matter, this is my top priority.  If I fail in this regard, then I have failed regardless of the ultimate outcome.

When not working, I am probably doing something fun with my pups Zoe and Blaze, who also happen to be the firm’s greeters.  I am also an avid Dallas Cowboys fan.  So feel free to contact me whenever the need arises, except, that is, when the ‘Boys are playing.