About Miguel
Miguel Dilley earned his J.D. from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2010. He completed his legal education in San Antonio and moved into practice in Texas. That training provided the foundation for a career rooted in litigation and courtroom work.
His professional record shows a long affiliation with Dilley Law Office, P.C., where he is listed as a partner. The partnership entry on his resume dates to 2006. Over the years he has maintained connections to local and state bar groups in South Texas and beyond, which have informed his work and professional network.
Dilley’s association memberships are notable. He holds current memberships in the Hidalgo County Bar Association and the San Antonio Bar Association. He is also a member of the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association and the Texas Trial Lawyers Association. Since 2016 he has been a member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, and he belongs to Taxpayers Against Fraud. Those affiliations place him among trial-focused lawyers and groups that engage on behalf of plaintiffs and whistleblowers, and they have shaped the types of matters he handles.
Colleagues describe him as steady in court and practical in case strategy. He has handled contested hearings and jury trials, and he appears regularly in state courts across Texas. His practice involves preparing cases for trial, managing discovery, and presenting arguments in front of judges and juries. He has also been involved in matters that intersect with government recovery and whistleblower issues, consistent with his Taxpayers Against Fraud membership.
Outside the courtroom, Dilley remains engaged in the professional life of the legal community. He keeps active memberships in local bar associations, attends trial lawyer gatherings, and participates in forums where trial outcomes and settlement strategies are discussed. That engagement helps him stay current on procedural developments and trial techniques.
Today he practices at Dilley Law Office, P.C. in Texas. His work centers on civil litigation and trial work, including cases that involve taxpayer and whistleblower claims, and he continues to represent clients in contested matters across the state.
