Jeffrey & Mitchell, P.C.
Texas Law Firm
Jeffrey & Mitchell, P.C.
Jeffrey & Mitchell, P.C. is a Texas based law firm and has had much success helping business clients succeed in complex litigation and important transactions. Their attorneys are client focused and never lose sight of their goal to offer exceptional legal services to help their business clients achieve their goals. Their principal attorneys have represented many corporate clients and have given cost-effective, positive results each time. Their professional services have been recognized by Martindale-Hubbell as an AV-rated law firm and have their attorneys have been recognized in significant elected and appointed positions in their community.
Practice Areas:
- Business Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Employment
- Personal Injury
- Real Estate
- Wills & Probate
Principal Attorneys:
- Ray B. Jeffrey
- A. Dannette Mitchell
Jeffrey & Mitchell, P.C.
2631 Bulverde Road
Suite #105
Bulverde, TX 78163
Telephone: 830.438.8935
Fax: 830.438.4958
http://www.sjmlawyers.com
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