Hallie Dominguez

Associate

Editor of the Baylor Law Review with a full academic scholarship, clerk for a Texas Supreme Court Justice, justice seeker for the most vulnerable Bolivian citizens, Dean’s List this....summa cum laude that. It’s not bragging if it’s true. Hallie’s resume reads like she’s on track to become a saint or the next U.S. Supreme Court Justice. As part of the fiduciary litigation team, Hardie Alcozer’s client base are beneficiaries of her years of advocacy experience and unflappable calm nature. She takes getting a just result personally and it shows in how she works up a case, leaving no stone unturned...no legal argument
unexamined.

Combine all of those credentials with the fact that Hallie will whole-heartedly laugh at your jokes, is the last to log off at night and the first to get to the office in the morning, and you realize why we snapped her up as soon as she entered Hardie Alcozer’s orbit. She epitomizes the Texas Lawyers’ Creed: “A lawyer owes to a client allegiance, learning, skill, and industry. A lawyer shall employ all appropriate means to protect and advance the client's legitimate rights, claims, and objectives. A lawyer shall not be deterred by any real or imagined fear of judicial disfavor or public unpopularity, nor be influenced by mere self-interest.” Plus we think she’s a dead ringer for Margot Robbie.

Practice Areas:
Fiduciary Litigation

Education:
J.D., Baylor University School of Law
B.A., Sam Houston State University (Summa Cum Laude)

Bar Admissions:
Texas