Find a Lawyer in Austin

Browse vetted attorneys and law firms across Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, San Marcos, and the Texas Hill Country.

This guide brings together recognized Austin attorneys and law firms, the local court system, practice areas, and resources for anyone navigating legal needs in Central Texas.

Common questions

How do I find a vetted attorney in Austin?

Search our directory above. Focus on attorneys who concentrate on your exact legal area, practice regularly in Travis or Williamson County courts, and maintain active, clean standing with the State Bar of Texas.

How much does hiring a lawyer cost in Austin?

Business law and real estate attorneys bill $300–$550/hour or flat fees ($1,000–$3,500 for entity formation). Personal injury lawyers bill on contingency (33%–40%). Criminal defense ranges from $2,500–$7,500 for a DWI. Family law bills hourly ($250–$500/hour). Basic estate plans cost $500–$2,500.

How long do I have to file a lawsuit in Austin?

Personal injury and medical claims carry a 2-year deadline. Contract disputes and real estate fraud carry a 4-year deadline under Texas statutes.

Are there damage caps in Texas personal injury cases?

General personal injury claims have no statutory damage caps. Medical malpractice claims cap non-economic damages at $250,000 per defendant provider.

Why is the Texas Supreme Court located in Austin?

Because Austin is the state capital of Texas, the Supreme Court of Texas (which decides final civil appeals statewide) and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals are both headquartered in Austin near the State Capitol complex.

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