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Brian McGiverin began his career as a civil rights attorney. With the Texas Civil Rights Project, he lead complex litigation in courts across the state, representing students, prisoners, and demonstrators. His cases challenged police abuse, suppression of free speech, and cruel and unusual punishment.
Brian has also been closely involved with several grassroots and community organizations in Austin. He believes deeply in making the world better.
At Dietz, Lawrence & McGiverin, Brian is still working for social justice. He protects the rights of defendants in the criminal justice system, and defends consumers’ rights against debt collectors, foreclosure, and eviction.
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Chat withState: Texas
Acquired: 2009
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2221 Hancock Dr, Austin, TX, 78756
6 Client Reviews
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 review | Probate
Posted by Isaac | September 28, 2026 | Hired Attorney
Poor Communication, No Follow-Through, and Still No Refund
I hired Brian McGiverin in May of 2025 to help me manage my dad's estate, who died without a will. I was told research would be done on my case to help me know the best course of action, but I didn’t see evidence of any research. The law office (The Austin Community Law Center) where I hired him thro...
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2014
Excellence in Public Interest Award, Texas Law Fellowships
2013
Susan P. Burton Award, Volunteer Legal Services
2010 - 2015
Attorney, Texas Civil Rights Project
2011 - Present
Austin Lawyers GuildChair
Success
Success
2008
JD
2005
B.S.
English