About Steven Sprague
Steven Sprague Boss is an attorney based in Dallas, Texas, with over four decades of legal experience. He is the founder of Boss Law, a firm dedicated to business transactional matters, estate planning, and probate. Located at 10670 N Central Expy, Suite 505, Dallas, TX 75231-2108, Boss Law has established a reputation for providing comprehensive legal services tailored to the needs of its clients. Mr. Boss earned his Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1968. This technical background laid a solid foundation for his legal career. He then pursued his Juris Doctor at the University of Southern California, graduating in 1974. Admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 2012, Mr.
Boss holds Bar Card Number 24080664. He is also licensed to practice law in California, where he has been a member of the State Bar since 1974. His federal court admissions include the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, underscoring his extensive legal qualifications. Throughout his career, Mr. Boss has represented large energy companies, negotiating and drafting numerous multi-million dollar contracts both domestically and internationally. His expertise in the energy sector has made him a sought-after advisor for complex legal matters.
Additionally, he has served as general counsel for mid-sized energy firms, addressing many legal issues inherent in dynamic business operations. In 2008, following the acquisition of his previous employer, he established Boss Law, focusing on business transactional matters, estate planning, and probate to better serve his clients' diverse needs. Mr. Boss has been recognized for his significant contributions to the legal and energy sectors. He served as President of the Natural Gas and Electric Society of North Texas, an organization dedicated to advancing the interests of the energy industry. He was also a founder and past chairman of the National Energy Services Association, which plays a crucial role in promoting best practices within the energy sector. In 1992, he was a finalist for the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, highlighting his entrepreneurial spirit. Furthermore, he received the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Community Achievement Award for Business in 2002, reflecting his commitment to community engagement.
In his personal life, Mr. Boss was a three-year varsity letterman in swimming and water polo at the University of Texas. He served as captain of both teams, demonstrating leadership and dedication. Selected to the NCAA All-American Swim Team four times, he also received the Chester A. Nagel Sportsmanship Award. His achievements in athletics culminated in his election to the University of Texas Swimming Hall of Honor, showcasing his commitment to excellence both in sports and in his professional career.
