About Dominic
Dominic Braus studied agricultural business at Texas A&M University before turning to law. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Baylor Law School. That educational path gave him both a practical grounding in business issues and a legal education aimed at courtroom work.
After law school he built a career in Texas handling civil litigation. Over time he concentrated on personal injury cases. He is licensed to practice in Texas and pursued the specialty credential that bears on courtroom performance: Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. That credential requires peer review, documented trial experience and additional testing, and it is a marker that he has spent substantial time trying cases.
His work has taken him into courts and into client homes. He represents people who have been hurt and handles the disputes that follow serious accidents. He handles investigations, prepares cases for trial, negotiates settlements and presents evidence before juries. He has experience managing the demands of medical records, expert testimony and deposition practice, and he often balances the needs of clients recovering from injury with the procedural requirements of civil litigation.
Colleagues say he approaches cases with a straightforward style. He tends to favor careful preparation. He does the factual legwork early, and he structures discovery to test liability issues. His courtroom approach is practical. He aims to present facts clearly for judges and jurors rather than to rely on technical flourish.
The Carlson Law Office is the base for his practice. There he handles personal injury litigation on behalf of plaintiffs. The office work includes client interviews, case development, and the trial-ready work that board certification implies. He continues to practice in Texas courts, where he files suits, argues hearings and represents clients at trial when needed.
Outside the courtroom he maintains ties to legal colleagues and the broader professional community. He has stayed active in professional circles since entering practice. That engagement keeps him current on changes in procedure and evidence law that affect injury cases.
He remains at The Carlson Law Office, representing injured individuals in personal injury matters in Texas.
