Mary Bradshaw Coones

Mary Bradshaw Coones is a Grayson County attorney whose roots in North Texas run as deep as her commitment to the injured. A native of Sherman who has spent most of her life in the Texoma region, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin before completing her Juris Doctor at what is now the Texas A&M University School of Law in 2005. The path was earned rather than handed to her. Coones put herself through law school while working full time as a legal assistant in Sherman, serving clients from across the Texoma area and learning the practice from the ground up.

That foundation shaped a career built on advocacy for everyday people. After law school, Coones spent six years as a personal injury attorney at a Dallas firm, then went on to practice in Dallas County, Grayson County, and courtrooms across Texas and Oklahoma, accumulating more than two decades of experience standing up to insurance companies on behalf of accident victims. In time she opened her own practice, Bradshaw Coones, PLLC, in Denison, where she now concentrates entirely on personal injury work.

Her firm handles the full range of injury matters, including car accidents, truck and 18-wheeler collisions, slip-and-fall and premises cases, hit-and-run claims, and wrongful death. Coones works on a contingency basis, a structure that keeps quality representation within reach for the Denison, Sherman, and Grayson County families she serves, and clients describe her as professional, patient, and relentless in pursuit of a fair result. She is known for steady communication and a hands-on approach to every file.

Beyond the practice, Coones is a wife, a mother, a Sunday school teacher, and a group fitness instructor, a community member as much as a litigator. Her standing rests on a clear professional identity: a homegrown Texoma attorney who understands her clients because she is one of them. For a recognition platform built around credibility and local authority, Coones is exactly the kind of dedicated personal injury advocate the designation is meant to honor.