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Tyler Estate Planning Law Firm
About Boyd Boyd & Giddens Law Firm
Previous Law Firm Name
- Boyd & Boyd
- Boyd & Brown
Practice Areas
- Estate Planning 5%
- Insurance Defense 80%
- Other Civil Litigation 10%
- Probate 5%
- Mediation
Pro Bono Activities
- Lone Star Legal Aid
Representative Clients
- State Farm Mutual
- Amtrust
- Travelers Insurance
People
Attorneys
- Holly Anderson Boyd (Shareholder)
- Paul M. Boyd (Managing Member)
- Taylor C. Fischer (Managing Member)
- Kevin G. Giddens (Managing Member)
- Courtney L. Haggett (Managing Member)
- Jarrod D. Heath (Associate)
- Emmanuel Hoffmann II (Associate)
- William L. Richey (Managing Member)
- Jennifer A. Crawford
Staff
- Jodi Wich, Office Manager
- Dee Anna Allison, Legal Assistant
- Lindsay Brown, Legal Assistant
- Gia Castaneda , Legal Assistant
- Kristy Faught, Legal Assistant
- Ashley Foster, Legal Assistant
- Jessica Hurst, Legal Assistant
- Matthew Moreland, Legal Assistant
- Casey Ricks, Legal Assistant
- Victoria Willoughby, Legal Assistant
Office Information
Address
1215 Pruitt Place Tyler, TX 75703
Phone
Fax
- 903-526-9001
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