Serious Help for Serious Cases
What you need right now are answers to your legal questions from someone who knows what you can do to protect yourself and your family.
You need a lawyer who believes in protecting the rights of Texans from at work and on the road. And you need someone who has the knowledge and experience to do so effectively.
Board Certified, Experienced Attorney
Board Certified employee rights attorney Chris McKinney has 25 years of legal experience and is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Becoming board certified requires years of experience as well as passing the rigorous board certification exam. Less than one percent of Texas attorneys are board certified.
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Testimonials about Attorney Chris McKinney
“Chris was an amazing support in my situation. His guidance and advice was just what I needed! Chris is a fair minded and very knowledgeable lawyer. Thank you for the great work and wonderful outcome.”
“With Regards to you and your Staff, you all made our Family feel that we chose a very good Firm that really cared about their clients. We Thank you for making it easy to be able to talk to you and you really listened and guided us in the right direction.”
San Antonio Trial Lawyer Chris McKinney
San Antonio trial lawyer Chris McKinney is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He has more than 25 years experience and has tried personal injury and employment rights cases to verdict in both state and federal courts in San Antonio and throughout the State of Texas. In addition to representing clients in court, Chris McKinney is a member of the San Antonio Bar Assoc., the National Employment Lawyers Association and is on the Board of Directors of the Texas Employment Lawyers Association. Chris has been asked to testify before the Texas Legislature on legal issues affecting Texas families.
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You’ve taken the first step to protecting yourself and your family. We hope you find the resources on this website useful to learn more about your rights under the law. That’s the first step.
Then, when you’re ready to take the next step…
