Daisetta Lawyers

Prior to entering the practice of law, Bobby L Phillips had a career in the corrections industry that spanned over 27 years. Bobby served as deputy warden and/or Senior Warden at multiple state and private correctional facilities. Having returned to his southeast texas home of Livingston, he now practices law in the area and is dedicated to providing honest and affordable representation to his clients. In addition to his law practice Bobby is a well regarded public speaker; speaking on his interesting background, career, family and faith.

As the founder of Steven Packard, Attorney at Law, Orange County attorney Steven S. Packard provides legal counsel for Texas debtors. Since 1992, he has been practicing law in Texas. In addition to his bankruptcy work, Mr. Packard serves as Of-Counsel for a personal injury firm as Of-Counsel. He received his Juris Doctor degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. Contact his firm today for a no-cost case evaluation.

Rojelio Vasquez is a home-grown Houston native that created his own path in life. Mr. Vasquez grew up with little to no resources but still found a way to get things done. While working full time, Mr. Vasquez obtained his bachelor’s degree from the University of Houston - Main Campus and majored in Political Science with a Minor in Sociology. After completing his bachelor’s degree, he decided to attend law school at Thurgood Marshall School of Law to pursue his career as a lawyer. After passing the Texas bar, Mr. Vasquez is licensed to practice in the State of Texas. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Mr. Vasquez...

Mary Flood is a Harvard-educated lawyer and a 30-year award-winning veteran of newspaper reporting who currently works at Androvett Legal Media & Marketing consulting with lawyers and law firms about the media. Flood previously covered the courts and lawyers for the Houston Chronicle and the Wall Street Journal’s Texas Journal. She practiced law in Washington, D.C. and in Houston, Tx. She’s also taught media law and ethics as an adjunct professor in the School of Communications at University of Houston.