David Willis, PC - Brownsville, TX

Over Two Decades of Strategic Legal Advocacy in Brownsville

Established by David Patrick Willis III, David Willis, P.C., has been delivering results-driven legal counsel to the residents and businesses of Brownsville, Texas, and Cameron County since 2003. David earned his undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University in 1998 before pursuing his Juris Doctor at St. Mary's University School of Law, graduating in 2002. After completing his studies, he served as a prestigious judicial law clerk for the Honorable Filemon B. Vela, United States District Judge for the Southern District of Texas. This early experience in federal chambers gave David a profound understanding of federal trial procedures, evidence handling, and judicial decision-making. If you need to find an attorney who possesses a deep, trial-tested understanding of both Texas state and federal court systems, David Willis, P.C., represents the gold standard of local legal counsel.

Expert Defense for Law Enforcement and Federal Employees

A significant cornerstone of David Willis's practice is representing those who protect and serve. As a regional panel attorney for the Texas Municipal Police Association (TMPA) and a panel representative for the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) Legal Defense Fund, David has defended hundreds of law enforcement officers, county deputies, and state troopers. He provides aggressive legal defense during critical incidents, internal investigations, civil rights allegations, and disciplinary proceedings. Additionally, David Willis, P.C., is a leading advocate for federal employees, guiding them through complex administrative challenges. The firm represents federal personnel in grievances, appeals, disciplinary suspensions, and removals before the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

Focused Texas Labor and Employment Representation

Navigating workplace disputes can be overwhelmingly stressful for both individuals and businesses. David Willis provides skilled representation in all aspects of Texas employment law. For employees, the firm serves as a fierce advocate in cases involving wrongful termination, workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, wage and hour disputes, and retaliation. For employers, David provides proactive risk-mitigation counsel, helping local Brownsville businesses structure airtight employment contracts, draft non-compete agreements, and establish compliance protocols under state and federal labor laws. Whether negotiating a severance package or taking a high-stakes discrimination claim to trial, having an experienced labor and employment lawyer on your side is critical to protecting your livelihood and career reputation.

High-Stakes Commercial Litigation and Federal Criminal Defense

In addition to workplace law, David Willis, P.C., handles complex business and commercial litigation disputes with sharp strategic focus. The firm represents business owners, partners, and corporations in contract conflicts, partnership breakups, and deceptive trade practice claims. Furthermore, drawing on his background as a federal clerk and experienced trial lawyer, David maintains a robust criminal defense practice, representing individuals facing state and federal criminal charges in the Southern District of Texas. He approaches every case with the meticulous preparation and aggressive courtroom trial tactics necessary to secure dismissals, favorable plea agreements, or defense verdicts.

Consult with an Experienced Brownsville Attorney Today

Do not let legal complications undermine your business, career, or freedom. Protect your rights by securing an attorney with twenty-three years of specialized practice. To schedule a comprehensive consultation with David Willis, contact the office today at +1 956-986-2525 or email [email protected]. Located at 1534 E. 6th Street, Suite 201, in Brownsville, Texas, the office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Full bilingual legal assistance is available in both English and Spanish.