About Brandon Raymond
Brandon Raymond Cammack built his legal foundation at the University of Houston. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Accounting in 2012 before returning to the same campus to earn his Juris Doctor in 2015. The combination of accounting and law gives him a practical grasp of numbers and courtroom procedure.
While in law school he sought hands-on court experience. In 2013 he interned at the Harris County Public Defender's Office, where he observed client interviews and courtroom proceedings. The following year he served as a judicial intern for the 208th Criminal District Court, work that exposed him to the rhythm of a trial calendar and to judicial decision-making.
After law school he entered private practice in 2015. That year marked his transition from student and intern to practicing attorney. Early years in private practice often require wearing many hats. He handled client intake, drafted pleadings and appeared in court, building a practical toolkit that would underpin later work.
Cammack is admitted to practice in Texas and in the Federal Circuit. Those admissions allow him to operate in state courts and to take on matters that reach into federal appellate territory. His background in accounting, paired with courtroom experience, informs how he evaluates both the factual and procedural sides of a case. He has experience working inside the criminal court system through his internships, and he has continued to carry that perspective into his practice.
He practices through Cammack Law Office, PLLC. The firm serves clients at the state level in Texas and in matters that involve the Federal Circuit. His day-to-day work involves courtroom appearances, client counseling and legal drafting. He maintains an active practice, handling cases and filings through his office.
Outside of client work, Cammack’s earlier roles in public defense and the clerkship environment continue to influence how he approaches cases. Those early experiences helped shape his familiarity with trial procedure, evidentiary rules and client advocacy under pressure. They also gave him time in the courtroom before he began his own practice.
In his current role he operates Cammack Law Office, PLLC, handling matters in Texas and before the Federal Circuit.
