Michael T Parr

Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer
Austin, Texas (512) 694-0341

General Business Law - DWI - Criminal Defense
"Restaurant and Nightclub Specialist"

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mr. Parr is well known in Austin area around the courthouse, as he tries more cases in a year, than most attorneys try in a career.  He is a no non-sense attorney that will battle on your behalf.

Graduating in 1976 from North Texas State University with a BA in political Science. Mike attended Saint Mary's School of Law from 1976 - 1979.

He was admitted to the Texas State Bar in May, 1980. and Board certified in Civil Trial Law in 1994.

Working as a lawyer involves the practical application of abstract legal theories and knowledge to solve specific individualized problems, or to advance the interests of those who retain him.

Mike Parr's practice consists of Criminal Law Defense, DWI, General Business and Contract Law. Mr. Parr is Austin's premier restaurant and nightclub specialist, with heavy experience in TABC rules and regulations, as well as successful defense of worst case scenarios, including wrongful deaths. 

Qualifications: Board Certified Civil Trial Law Specialist

                             Member of the Collage of the State Bar

                             Award for excellent Achievement in Civil Trial Law

                             Twenty Five years experience in civil trial law         

 

 Mike Parr is aggressive, and will go that extra mile, to get your desired results.

Call Mike, He will help: (512) 694-0341

 mike@parrlaw.net

 

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