About Evan W.
Evan W. Horner graduated from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 2017. He arrived in practice at a moment when many young lawyers pushed straight into courtroom work. Horner chose a small-firm path and moved quickly into roles that put him before judges and across a range of procedural settings. His legal training at Tulsa set the groundwork for immediate courtroom involvement and early responsibility.
He began his legal career as an associate at Le Brocq Law Office PLLC in 2018. One year later he became a partner when the firm reorganized as Le Brocq & Horner, PLLC in 2019. That progression reflected steady internal trust from colleagues and clients. It also meant Horner took on managing duties alongside case work. He handled filings, attended hearings and coordinated litigation strategy while helping steer firm operations.
Horner is licensed to practice in Texas and holds admission to several federal forums. He appears in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and in the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Northern Districts of Texas. Those admissions point to a practice that spans trial and appellate work. He has experience conducting written advocacy for federal dockets and making oral presentations at hearings. The record shows work across multiple stages of litigation, from pretrial motions through briefing in appellate matters.
Clients and colleagues describe Horner as methodical in court preparation and precise in drafting. His work often involves managing procedural complexity and coordinating evidence and testimony under court deadlines. He handles case intake, prepares pleadings and argues procedural motions, and he coordinates with expert witnesses when matters require technical support. He also participates in settlement discussions when parties pursue resolution outside trial.
Outside the courtroom, Horner has taken on partner-level responsibilities at his firm. Those duties have included supervising junior lawyers and managing client relationships. He is part of a small-team environment where attorneys collaborate on case strategy and share courtroom work.
As of 2026, Horner practices at Le Brocq & Horner, PLLC. He represents clients in state and federal courts, including appellate work before the Fifth Circuit, and maintains an active litigation practice handling both district and appellate matters.
