About Cade
Cade Mayo earned his undergraduate degree in finance from the University of Arkansas in 2011. He continued at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and completed his Juris Doctor in 2015. Those years set the shape of a legal career that began soon after graduation.
He moved into practice in 2015 when he joined J. Michael Brock PLLC as an associate. Early in his time at the firm he took on a range of matters that required steady courtroom work and attention to procedural detail. Colleagues describe him as methodical and precise in drafting, and willing to take testimony in contested hearings.
Mayo is admitted to practice in Arkansas and in Texas. That dual admission lets him represent clients across state lines and appear where regional disputes demand counsel licensed in more than one jurisdiction. He splits work between state courts and administrative matters, and he has handled filings in both local and interstate contexts.
His training in finance is part of his toolset. The undergraduate degree gives him a practical grasp of business records, financial statements and transactional documents. He applies that background when cases require a closer read of contracts, ledgers or tax-related materials. In practice that means he can move between technical financial documents and courtroom narrative without losing the thread.
At J. Michael Brock PLLC he works alongside more senior trial lawyers and handles both preparation and courtroom presentations. His role has often involved preparing briefs, taking depositions and advising clients on procedural strategy. He has also been responsible for managing discovery and coordinating expert witnesses when financial or technical issues arise.
Outside the courtroom, Mayo stays connected to professional peers and legal developments. He follows changes in state procedural rules and keeps up with developments that affect cross-border practice between Arkansas and Texas. His style is pragmatic; he aims to clarify options for clients and to lay out practical steps toward resolution.
He now practices at J. Michael Brock PLLC, representing clients across Arkansas and Texas and focusing his work on client representation in matters that touch both state systems and regional disputes.
