Chad Thomas McLain

Chad Thomas McLain: Attorney with Flournoy McLain, P.C.

Biography

Chad is a trial lawyer whose practice focuses on litigation involving trusts and estates. He received his law degree from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, where he was a member of the school’s award-winning moot court team. Prior to entering law school, Chad worked for a city councilmember in Atlanta, Georgia, handing constituent issues and drafting legislation. During law school, Chad gained litigation experience as a clerk for Judge Martin Hoffman, 68th Civil District Court, Dallas County, Texas, and as clerk for a litigation firm in Dallas, Texas for over two years. Chad enjoys many sports, including golf and tennis, and is a diehard Dallas Mavericks fan. Chad was born in South Carolina but grew up north of Dallas, in Sherman, Texas.

Education & Credentials

Law School Attended:
Texas Wesleyan University, J.D., 2012
Year of First Admission:
2012
Admission:
2012, Texas
ISLN:
922290948

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