At Willey Law Firm, every client is more than a case file. Drawing on innovative training and faculty work teaching best empathetic practices, I bring a client-centered approach to all practice areas—from property tax litigation to personal injury, business counsel, and nonprofit law. By listening first, tailoring strategy, and making clients visible, I’ve secured real results: millions saved in property taxes, six-figure injury settlements, and nonprofit victories that unlocked millions in funding for care.
Read MoreThe right to a jury trial is one of our Constitution’s most important promises — but it comes with real challenges for jurors and attorneys alike. Drawing on years of trial experience and training young lawyers, I share why honoring this right matters, how we can meet jurors with empathy and clarity, and why at Willey Law Firm, trial isn’t a last resort — it’s a commitment to justice.
Read MoreFamilies affected by the deadly Hill Country floods—including those at Camp Mystic—may have legal claims against Kerr County. Learn your rights and how our civil rights attorney, Drew Willey, can help.
Read MoreIn the $1.2B Wellpath bankruptcy, our objections helped secure millions in new training, safety hotlines, and a renewed commitment to patient care.
Read MoreBoard members have a vital role: to steer the mission, provide oversight, and uphold the organization’s fiduciary responsibilities... When they’re simultaneously asked to serve as the organization’s legal counsel, accountant, or operations volunteer, those roles start to blend—and not in a good way.
Read MoreFrom vague removal clauses to missing ethics policies—these five pressure points in nonprofit and business governance could be holding your organization back.
Read MoreIf your nonprofit organization is planning to start a revenue-generating activity, it’s crucial to understand how UBIT applies and what steps you can take to remain compliant while maximizing financial sustainability.
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