About Anna
Anna Richardson began her academic journey in Texas. She completed a Bachelor of Arts at Texas Christian University in 2014. Three years later she earned her Juris Doctor from SMU Dedman School of Law in 2017. The sequence is familiar, but the steady progression from undergraduate classroom to law school underscores a clear early commitment to a legal career.
Her professional credentials include admission to the Texas bar and to several federal courts. She is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Eastern, and Southern Districts of Texas. Those admissions allow her to take cases in both state and federal forums across much of the state.
Richardson practices at Iacuone McAllister Potter PLLC. At the firm she works on matters that proceed in Texas state courts and in the federal district courts where she is admitted. Her day-to-day work includes preparing filings, managing discovery tasks, and appearing in court when cases move beyond motion practice. She coordinates with colleagues on strategy and on case management, balancing courtroom readiness with the demands of litigation preparation.
Colleagues describe her as thorough and methodical in handling case files. That approach traces back to her years in law school and to the formative experiences that followed. She applies classroom training to the practical work of litigation. The result is steady courtroom preparation and careful attention to procedural detail.
Outside any single courtroom, Richardson's practice involves travel across jurisdictions within Texas. The federal admissions expand the geographic reach of her work, permitting representation in the Northern, Eastern, and Southern districts. She continues to maintain active ties to the legal community in Texas and to the professional networks she built during her time at SMU and TCU.
She remains at Iacuone McAllister Potter PLLC, representing clients in both state and federal courts in Texas. Her current practice focuses on litigation in Texas state and federal courts.
