About Matthew Justin

Matthew Justin Badders built a steady legal practice after finishing law school in Austin. He earned his J.D. from The University of Texas School of Law in 2009 and has since worked across the regional courts of New Mexico and Texas. He combines courtroom experience and transactional work, the sort of steady practice that keeps cases moving and clients informed.

Early in his career he moved into roles that required familiarity with both states' procedures. He is licensed to practice in New Mexico and in Texas, and has handled filings and appearances in state courts on behalf of individuals and businesses. Colleagues say he is precise in his preparation. He tends to favor clear written work and careful pacing in hearings.

Badders joined Drought, Drought & Bobbitt LLP, where he is part of a team that manages a mix of client needs. At the firm he has taken on matters that demand an attention to detail. He prepares pleadings, negotiates settlements and represents clients in contested proceedings. He also handles advisory work for clients who need guidance on state-level regulatory and transactional matters.

Outside of client work he has kept a steady professional presence. He participates in the everyday practice of the law rather than in public-facing academic roles or high-profile litigation campaigns. That practical bent shows in how he organizes files and communicates realistic timelines. He tends not to court publicity; instead he focuses on the work that moves a case forward.

People who have worked with him describe him as methodical and pragmatic. He approaches complex matters one step at a time and values predictability for the people he represents. In court he relies on preparation and a straightforward presentation of facts. He also spends time mentoring newer attorneys at the firm, sharing practical lessons about procedure and client management.

He maintains his practice at Drought, Drought & Bobbitt LLP and continues to serve clients across New Mexico and Texas. His practice centers on handling state court matters, transactional work and client advisories in those jurisdictions.

Education

The University of Texas School of Law

2009

Accepted Jurisdictions

New Mexico
Texas

Office Locations

Main Office

 2632 Broadway San Antonio TX 78215