Thayer Williamson

Attorney G. Thayer Williamson is a Dallas drug crime attorney who is prepared to take on your case and fight for you! When you come to The Law Office of G. Thayer Williamson, you can rest assured in the support you can receive because Attorney Williamson has earned his highly-respected reputation. He understands the weightiness of what’s at stake—your future. More importantly, however, he knows how to fight for you and the resolution that is in your best interests. He received his Juris Doctorate at Southern Methodist University School of Law, after earning his Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas Christian University. He is a member of the Dallas Young Lawyers Association and the Dallas Bar Association, and he is well equipped to come to your support today. Drug crimes charges are extremely important, but you don’t need to be intimidated by them. Instead, take the proactive approach and procure the help you need without any delay. Contact him immediately.

• Drug Crimes

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted

Texas

Founder

The Law Office of G. Thayer Williamson

2003 - Current

Associate Municipal Judge and Magistrate, The Colony Texas

2003 - 2005

* 2004 Attended Texas Municipal Courts Education Seminar for Municipal Judges

Assistant District Attorney

Dallas County District Attorney’s Office

2002 - 2003

Attended Prosecutor Trial Skills Course, 2002 Attended Intoxication Manslaughter Course, 2003 Chief Prosecutor of County Court at Law #4, 2003 Participated in over one hundred trials

Associate Attorney

Warmbrodt, Rachel & Associates - Plano, Texas

2001

Associate Attorney: Practice areas were limited to Family Law and Criminal Defense Attended Advanced Family Law Seminar, 2001

Law Clerk

Matthews, Carlton, & Stein LLP - Dallas, Texas

2000

Performed legal research for partners and associates

Episcopal School of Dallas

1985 - 1992

Texas Christian University, BA

1992 - 1996

SMU Dedman School of Law

J.D.

1997 - 2000

Honors: Dean’s List, 1998

Activities: Phi Alpha Theta Semi Finalist, Carmondy Mock Trial Competition, 1999 Research Assistant for Professor William Bridge

Dallas Bar Association

Member

Current

Dallas Young Lawyers Association

Member

Current

Dallas Young Lawyers Association Criminal Law Committee

Member

Current