George A. Quesada Jr.

George (Tex) Quesada grew up in Fort Worth, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley. He has tried civil cases from one end of Texas to the other, and practices law in New Mexico, as well. He is a Baylor graduate who worked for the Supreme Court of Texas.  He is the past President of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and Dallas Trial Lawyers Association. Tex has served on a number of State Bar Committees, including the local Grievance Committee, and regularly makes presentations at legal seminars across the state. He is listed in The Best Lawyers in America, teaches Sunday School and is a long-time supporter of local charities such as the Wilkinson Center.

He has successfully handled cases involving traumatic brain injuries, explosions, oil field injuries, truck wrecks, medical negligence and products liability.

He has argued cases before the Supreme Court of Texas, the Courts of Appeal for the Fifth Circuit and Eighth Circuit, plus most Courts of Appeals in Texas.

Mr. Quesada is a frequent speaker at Continuing Legal Education Seminars, including presentations such as “Advanced Strategies in Obtaining and Using Evidence”, “Work Product and Attorney/Client Privilege”, “Punitive Damages After Moriel”, “Multi-Party Litigation in Medical Negligence Cases”, “Strippers, Bar-B-Que’s and Toyota’s Punitive Damages after Moriel and Tort Reform”, “Preparing, Trying and Settling Auto Cases”, and “Evidence Law Update”.