About Chloe
Chloe Sease began her academic path in the sciences. She earned a B.S. in Biochemistry from Baylor University in 2014. After two years of further study, she completed her J.D. at Baylor Law School in 2018, entering the practice of law with a law degree from the same institution.
Her professional career started in a clerkship role at Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith in 2018. That position led to an associate role at the same firm in 2019. In that period she moved between firms, taking associate positions at Taunton, Snyder & Parish and Lewis Brisbois during 2019. The rapid sequence of roles in her early years reflects time spent gaining courtroom and office experience across different firm environments.
In 2021 she joined Walker, Wilcox, Matousek and later Walters Gilbreath, working as an associate lawyer. She moved again in 2022 to Diggs & Sadler as an associate. Those years involved work for a variety of clients and teams, and she handled responsibilities typical for junior and mid-level associates: drafting, research, motion practice and client correspondence. She was admitted to the Texas bar in 2019 and remains an active member of the State Bar of Texas.
Outside her daily casework she is connected to professional and community groups. She has been a member of HYLA since 2019. She joined the Association of Women Lawyers in 2022. More recently she became active in the Christian Legal Society beginning in 2023. These memberships track alongside her firm roles and provide additional professional contacts and educational opportunities.
Her practice to date spans multiple firms and a range of associate-level responsibilities. Colleagues describe her work as steady and focused on meeting firm needs in litigation and transactional workflows. She currently practices as an associate at Diggs & Sadler, handling matters for the firm's clients across the practice areas the firm serves.
