M. Mitchell Moss

Before you select an attorney to handle a complex commercial litigation matter or serious wrongful death or personal injury case ask them "how many cases have you actually tried to a jury".  I think you will be surprised by the number of lawyers that lack trial experience.  If opposing counsel knows you lack trial experience they will take advantage of that lawyer.

Mr. Moss is a respected litigator with extensive courtroom and trial experience, advising and representing individuals and corporations in matters related to commercial disputes; labor and employment; employment practices liability; commercial litigation; medical, legal and professional malpractice; catastrophic injury; collective bargaining agreements; education law; and all aspects of insurance defense.

Mr. Moss has tried more than 100 jury cases and resolved hundreds of cases, without going to trial, for the benefit of his clients. He is licensed in both Texas and New Mexico. Mr. Moss is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. A certified mediator and arbitrator, he has mediated numerous cases and also served as an arbitrator multiple times.

In addition to advising and representing individuals and corporations, Mr. Moss has successfully resolved death cases, including a multiple-death case; some while representing defendants and others while acting on behalf of plaintiffs. He has also handled administrative matters with the Texas Board of Medical Examiners, the Board of Nursing Examiners, the National Labor Relations Board, the Texas Education Commission, and the New Mexico Workers Compensation Administration.

Mr. Moss recently settled one of the largest New Mexico Residential Bad Faith claims in the Region on behalf of a Homeowner.

Mr. Moss has the highest Martindale-Hubbell rating of AV Preeminent. An AV Preeminent rating reflects an attorney who has reached the heights of professional excellence. He or she has usually practiced law for many years, and is recognized for the highest levels of skill and member of the Texas Association of Defense Counsel (TADC), Mr. Moss is currently serving his second term as the TADC Vice-President for West Texas. He is also the recipient of the TADC’s 2014 President’s Award, which recognizes meritorious service by a member whose leadership and service has resulted in raising standards and achieving goals representing the ideals and objectives of the TADC. Additionally, Mr. Moss is a member of the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC), the Claims Litigation & Management Alliance (CLM), and the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA).A graduate of Texas Tech University School of Law, Mr. Moss is a frequent guest speaker at business conferences and seminars related to business and employment active member of the community, Mr. Moss is past Chair of the Alzheimer’s Association (Star Chapter), a past President of the Coronado Country Club, and a past Chair of the Board of the El Paso Chapter of the American Red Cross. He also serves as the pro-bono legal advisor for a church-based daycare.