Mark Ryan Thiessen - a Houston, Texas (TX) DWI Lawyer

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Houston DWI Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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By Anonymous on Apr. 08, 2020
Hired Attorney 2018-2019

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I’m in medical sales, so when I was wrongly accused and my career was on the line, I called the best: Mark Thiessen. Mark came highly referred to me from my friends. After reading his reviews on line and meeting him in his office, I knew I could trust Mark to fight for me. Every time he walks in the court the DAs, Judge and staff all greet him. I was honestly proud that was my lawyer when he came in. I had a very complex case with some tough issues, but Mark didn’t give up. He told me: if they want to label you a criminal and cost you your career, they can find you guilty over my dead body. We set it for trial and Mark showed up very ready. The State actually dismissed my case before trial. I was so excited but, I kind of wanted to see Mark in trial. The guy is a beast. Side note: a year later, I got to see Mark in trial as he won my brother’s best friend’s trial. His whole heart and soul goes into it. He’s a fighter for sure. Hire Mark when you can’t afford to lose. He’s the best. Thank you, Mark, for saving my career.

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Houston, TX

733 E 12th 1/2 Street
Houston, TX 77008

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Phone: 713-766-3495

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Hours: Monday - Friday : 8:00am - 5:00pm

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