About Patrick
Patrick Lindley earned his J.D. from South Texas College of Law in 2017 after completing a B.S. at Southern Methodist University in 2014. He left law school with a clear timeline and a readiness to practice in multiple jurisdictions. His academic record framed the start of a legal career that has spanned at least two states.
He began his professional work as an associate lawyer in 2018 at Kearney, McWilliams & Davis, PLLC. That early role placed him in client-facing assignments and firm-side responsibilities common to young associates. The position provided practical courtroom and office experience, and it marked his entry into the legal marketplace during a period of steady professional development.
Lindley is licensed to practice in both Louisiana and Texas. That dual admission shapes the scope of matters he can accept. It also requires familiarity with two distinct sets of state rules and procedures. He maintains current professional memberships and participates in the local legal community, which supports his work across state lines.
Over the years he has navigated the transition from a recent law school graduate to a lawyer handling matters that implicate Louisiana and Texas law. He draws on formal legal training and early firm experience to advise and represent clients where state-law issues are central. His approach balances procedural attention with practical problem-solving, and he works to align legal options with client objectives.
He works from offices in Houston and Denver. Those locations provide bases for in-person work and client meetings in the region. While his resume shows a start as an associate at Kearney, McWilliams & Davis, PLLC in 2018, his current day-to-day practice takes place out of those two offices, serving clients whose matters arise under Louisiana and Texas law.
Lindley’s career path reflects steady professional progression after graduation in 2017, early firm experience in 2018, and ongoing practice across two states. He currently practices from offices in Houston and Denver, handling matters across Louisiana and Texas.
