About Moises L.
Moises L. Barraza trained at the University of Texas at El Paso before earning his law degree from Washburn University. His academic path combined a foundation in the sciences and liberal learning with professional legal training that prepared him for practice in both transactional and contested matters.
Barraza received a B.S. from the University of Texas at El Paso and later completed his J.D. at Washburn University. Those years shaped his approach to problem solving. He learned to weigh legal doctrine against real-world consequences and to explain complex ideas in plain language.
After law school, Barraza entered private practice. He has handled a variety of matters for clients over the course of his career. Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing cases and direct in client conversations. He is accustomed to the pace of legal work and to setting clear expectations for those he represents.
In the office, Barraza provides counsel, prepares filings, and appears where advocacy is required. He combines written advocacy with oral argument and negotiation. He pays attention to detail in pleadings and to strategy when a case must move beyond settlement talks. Those who work with him say he prefers practical solutions and durable outcomes over quick fixes.
Outside of courtwork, Barraza spends time refining legal writing and staying current on developments that affect his clients. He views continuing education as part of professional life and incorporates new rulings or statutory changes into case planning. His colleagues rely on him for steady, clear legal analysis when matters become complicated.
Barraza maintains his practice at the firm’s main office. He represents clients from that office and handles intake, counseling, and representation there. He currently practices law from the firm’s main office, representing clients and handling their legal matters.
