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    Francisco Medina

    Founder | Law Offices of Francisco G. Medina

    Francisco Medina is a personal injury, truck accidents and car accidents trial lawyer and founder of Law Offices of Francisco G. Medina in Houston, Texas. Admitted in Texas; J.D., University of Texas School of Law (1980).

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    Meet Francisco

    Contact

    (713) 869-7030
    1111 N Loop W, Suite 820
    Houston, Texas 77008

    Francisco G. Medina is a personal injury trial lawyer and the founder of the Law Offices of Francisco G. Medina in Houston, Texas. His firm represents people injured in truck, car, motorcycle and bus accidents, as well as wrongful death, construction accident and premises liability cases.

    Medina earned his law degree from the University of Texas School of Law in 1980. He is a former Harris County assistant district attorney and has tried more than 50 jury trials in state and federal courts. He has also served on the Houston Forensic Science Center board and the Houston Community College Board of Trustees.

    Experience and Expertise

    Qualifications

    Timeline

    • Admitted to Texas state courts
    • Admitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
    • Admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court
    • Juris Doctor, University of Texas School of Law, 1980
    • Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, University of Houston, 1977

    Practice Areas

    Personal Injury
    40%
    Truck Accidents
    20%
    Car Accidents
    15%
    Wrongful Death
    15%
    Construction Accidents
    10%

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