Philip was born in Houston, Texas, but grew up in Waco. He considers himself a true Central Texan and is a fourth generation Longhorn. Philip’s talent as a writer and drive to give back to his community led him to the legal field. His education provides him with a unique understanding of issues that truly impact a community.

He received his law degree from Baylor University Law School. Philip is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Government. He is a member of  the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

Clients who hire Philip can rest assured that he will fight tirelessly on their behalf. His ultimate goal is to make sure his work leaves his clients in a better position than they were during their initial intake. Philip’s compassionate representation, attention to detail, and storytelling-ability benefit clients who suffered personal injuries in mass tort cases, including victims of terrorism and mass shootings, in products liability cases, commercial vehicle crashes, and other personal injury cases involving catastrophic injuries.

Philip’s academic career was a foreshadowing of the excellent work he does for clients. He received Special Honors in Government at UT, was awarded the Deans Excellence Full Tuition Scholarship at Baylor Law, and was a member of the Baylor Law Review.

Philip’s Texas roots are deep. His family has resided in Texas since 1824—before Texas was even a U.S. state.

When he’s not practicing law, Philip enjoys taking his ski boat out with friends on Lake Travis.