Mock & Brown Attorneys At Law

Richard D. Mock has been practicing law in Burnet, TX since being admitted to the bar in 1973. He graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law, and served as an Assistant District Attorney in Burnet, TX. Richard Graduated from Texas A&M University in 1970. He is a member of the Highland Lakes Bar Association, The State Bar of Texas, and the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.

Whether you've been accused of domestic violence or a homicide, Mock & Brown Attorneys have the knowledge and experience to defend you and protect you from the prosecutor. Police are well-schooled in interrogation techniques and can get you to say things that will eliminate possible defenses. Remain silent and contact Mock & Brown Attorneys at Law!

In Texas, a person is considered intoxicated if they have a blood alcohol content of.08 or greater, leading to a loss of normal use of mental or physical faculties by reason of alcohol or other substance. Beyond the immediate concerns of jail or prison time, drug conviction is a permanent criminal record that can have serious collateral effects on your life.

We offer reliable legal advice and representation to accident and injury victims in Burnet, Llano, Blanco, Lampasas, Travis and Williamson Counties. Car and motorcycle accidents, including bicycle and pedestrian accidents and boating accidents. Any accident or negligence resulting in brain injury, spinal cord injury, permanent disability or wrongful death.

Whether it's contract disputes, fiduciary duty, or partnership/shareholder disputes, we will provide you aggressive legal representation. Commercial and business litigation can involve complex overlapping state and federal statutes, caselaw, and contract provisions.

Whether you are an individual, business owner, financial institution, or representative of a publicly held corporation, you know that your legal representation is critical to protecting your rights.Our firm has extensive and diverse experience in business and commercial litigation at trial and appellate levels in state courts throughout Texas.