Matthew
Gallagher
About Matthew
Houston Christian High School Class of 2001
Texas A &M University Class of 2005, B.B.A.
South Texas College of Law Class of 2010, J.D.
Licenses
Licensed to practice law in Texas Courts by the Supreme Court of Texas
United States District Court – Southern District of Texas
Certifications
Certified Standardized Field Sobriety Practitioner
Certified Standard Field Sobriety Instructor
Certified Mediator
Associations
National College of DUI Defense
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
The College of the State Bar of Texas
Texas Young Lawyers Association
Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association
Houston Bar Association
Languages Spoken
English
Background
Experience
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Email matt@mgg-law.com
Office (713) 568-6558
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