About Adrian
Adrian Bower built his legal foundation through a mix of domestic and international study. He earned a Juris Doctor from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2011 after completing a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Texas at Austin in 2007, where he studied Spanish and Japanese. His academic path included time abroad at the Universidad de Sevilla and additional legal study at Beihang University, experiences that broadened his language skills and exposed him to comparative legal perspectives.
He began practicing law soon after finishing law school. In 2012 he launched the Law Office of Adrian Bower as a principal lawyer. Three years later he joined Cox Bower, LLP as a partner, a move that placed him in a collaborative firm setting and expanded the scope of matters he handled. In 2017 he established Bower PLLC and continued his work under that firm name.
Throughout his career he has maintained an active role in local and state professional organizations. He holds memberships in the Dallas Bar Association and the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, and he is a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association. His involvement extends into the energy sector through participation in the ADAM Energy Forum and Young Professionals in Energy. These affiliations reflect an engagement with litigation practice and industry issues affecting clients in the region.
Bower is licensed to practice in Texas. His practice history shows steady progression from solo practice to partnership and then to running a small firm. He has handled civil litigation matters and has engaged on topics that intersect with the energy industry, reflecting the professional groups he belongs to. Language study in Spanish and Japanese has informed his ability to work with diverse clients and cross-cultural matters when they arise.
Colleagues and clients describe him as practical and detail-oriented in his approach to cases. He manages the day-to-day operations of his firm and participates in continuing legal education and bar activities in Dallas and across Texas. His career path demonstrates a blending of courtroom work and industry-focused problem solving, developed over a decade in practice.
He now practices at Bower PLLC, handling civil litigation and energy-industry matters in Texas.
