About Andrew
Andrew Deegan earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Mississippi in 2013. He completed his legal studies after attending law school in Oxford, where he studied trial advocacy and core subjects in criminal and constitutional law. The degree launched him into practice in Texas, the state where he is licensed to practice law.
Early in his career Deegan gravitated toward criminal defense. He joined the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association in 2014. A year later he became a member of the National Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Those affiliations have marked his professional development and offered ongoing access to training and collegial networks that are important to trial attorneys.
Deegan’s work has centered on matters that come before Texas state courts. He has handled pretrial motions, client interviews, and courtroom hearings. He prepares cases for trial and negotiates on clients’ behalf. He is known among peers for steady preparation and an emphasis on courtroom procedure. Colleagues say he takes a methodical approach to casework and values clear communication with clients.
Beyond court appearances, Deegan participates in continuing legal education and association activities. His memberships in state and national defense organizations give him regular exposure to changes in criminal law and procedure. Through CLE programs he has kept current on topics that affect daily practice in Texas courts.
Clients who work with Deegan typically confront misdemeanor and felony charges at the state level. He handles investigations, arraignments, bond matters, plea discussions, and trials when cases move that far. He also advises clients about post-conviction options available under Texas law. The work requires familiarity with local court rules and the practical realities of trial calendars, and he structures his practice accordingly.
While his biography is concise, Deegan’s professional path follows a common pattern for trial lawyers: formal legal training, early immersion in professional associations, and steady courtroom practice. He remains active in the criminal defense community and continues to refine his courtroom skills. He currently practices criminal defense in Texas.
