Andrew L. Wambsganss

Background

Wambsganss, Andrew L. was born on March 15, 1966 in Arlington, Texas, United States.

Education

University of Texas - Arlington (Bachelor of Arts, with high honors, 1988). University of Texas (Juris Doctor, 1991). Spoken languages: Spanish.

Career

Edgewood Independent School District v. Meno, 893 South.W.2d 450 (Texas 1995).Worked at Brown Thompson Pruitt & Peterson, Professional Corporation A Professional Corporation (Fort Worth, Texas) specializing in General Civil Practice, Workers Compensation Law, Insurance Defense Litigation, Public Law, Appellate Law, Constitutional Law, Personal Injury Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1991, Texas. United States. District Court, Northern District of Texas.

United States.

Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit. Phi Delta Phi. Certified Mediator, Texas. Board Member, University of Texas Law School Placement Committee, 1990-1991.

Legal Counsel Division Honors Program, Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1989.

Briefing Attorney, Second Court of Appeals of Texas, 1991-1992. City Council, Southlake, Texas, 1993-1996.

Mayor Pro Tem, Southlake, Texas, 1995-1996, Mayor"s Council Tarrant County, Texas, 1994-1996. Board Member, Young Men’s Christian Association, Northeast Tarrant County, 1994-1996.

Republican Precinct Chairman, Southlake, Texas, 1994—.

Member: Tarrant County Bar Association. State Bar of Texas; Fort-Worth Tarrant County Young Lawyers Association. American Inn of Court.

Pro Bono College of The State Bar of Texas.

Metroport Bar Association.

Achievements

• Andrew L. Wambsganss has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Tarrant County Bar Association. State Bar of Texas; Fort-Worth Tarrant County Young Lawyers Association. American Inn of Court.

Pro Bono College of The State Bar of Texas.

Metroport Bar Association.