About Justin
Justin Malone is an attorney licensed to practice in Texas. He combines a background in political science with a law degree earned in the state. He is a member of several professional organizations that serve lawyers at the state and national levels.
Malone earned his Juris Doctor from St. Mary s University School of Law after completing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at Texas Wesleyan University. His academic path kept him rooted in Texas legal education and public affairs. He studied subjects that intersect law and government, a foundation that informs how he approaches cases and client matters.
After law school, Malone moved into legal practice in Texas. He built experience handling client matters across the state. His early work included advising individuals and organizations on procedural and substantive issues and appearing in court on behalf of clients. He has practiced in forums where an understanding of both local rules and broader legal principles matters.
Malone holds memberships in the Texas Bar Association and the American Bar Association. He also belongs to the American Association for Justice and the Texas Young Lawyers Association. Those memberships keep him engaged with developments in the profession and connected to peers who practice in many areas of law.
Colleagues describe Malone as pragmatic and direct when he communicates. He prefers clear explanations over legalese. That approach guides how he prepares matters for court and how he speaks with clients about options and risks. He tends to break complex legal problems into manageable steps and to prioritize work that moves a case forward.
Outside of client work, Malone follows developments in Texas law and participates in continuing education offered through his bar affiliations. He attends professional meetings and seminars to stay current on procedural changes and evolving statutes. This ongoing education complements his practical experience in state practice.
He maintains an active practice in Texas and represents clients in matters arising under state law. His current practice focuses on legal matters handled in Texas courts and administrative venues.
