Geoffrey Allen Borschow

Geoffrey A. Borschow is a fierce advocate for justice, blending unparalleled dedication with a deep understanding of the law to champion the rights of his clients. He practices personal injury law through Farah Law’s El Paso office.

After graduating cum laude with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) in 2005, Geoffrey continued his academic journey, pursuing a Master’s in Political Science while gaining hands-on experience as a legal assistant for the Chapter 13 U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee. This combination of academic rigor and real-world application laid the foundation for his distinguished legal career.

In 2009, Geoffrey relocated to Houston to attend South Texas College of Law, where he excelled academically, earning the prestigious Alex K. Silverman Memorial Scholarship for outstanding scholastic performance. During law school, he honed his skills by clerking at firms in both El Paso and Houston, developing a deep passion for civil trial law. After earning his Juris Doctor in 2012, Geoffrey joined Farah Law, where he has devoted his career to representing clients in their most challenging times.

Geoffrey specializes in personal injury and wrongful death litigation, passionately advocating for accident victims and the families of those lost in tragic circumstances. With a commitment to achieving justice, Geoffrey has tried cases before Texas juries, consistently securing results that provide meaningful compensation for his clients.

Licensed to practice in Texas and admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Western and Southern Districts of Texas, Geoffrey combines extensive legal knowledge with unwavering commitment to his clients’ needs. Recognized by his peers for his dedication and skill, Geoffrey has been listed to Texas Super Lawyers in 2025 and 2026, Texas Rising Stars from 2016 to 2023, and was selected to America’s Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys in 2019.

Outside of the courtroom, Geoffrey is deeply involved in his community, serving as a board member and Sunday school teacher at St. George Orthodox Church.