Wade B. Shelton - San Antonio, TX
Attorney at Shelton & Valadez
Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyers in San Antonio, TX
600 Navarro Street Suite 500 San Antonio, TX 78205 - 1860
- 1 Super Lawyers®
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45
Years
Experience
San Antonio Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyer
Updated: 03/02/2026
Areas of Practice
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
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0.5 Quality of Service
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0.5 Professional Competence
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Hired Attorney 2020-2024i hired Wade Shelton to represent me on two grievances… on the 1st one he handled for about a year and never filed an answer to the petition… he was also served with two motions that he completely ignored…. he also assigned my case to an associate attorney that was under investigation with the Bexar County District Attorney for tampering with evidence on his brothers felony case…Mr Shelton showed up to the hearing completely unprepared and argued that he was there for trial on the merits.. that’s when i learned that he had been served twice with motions for a default that he failed to respond to.. as a result of his gross negligence i was sanctioned… on the 2nd case he told me that we had nothing to do since there never was a case, so at the hearing he presented no case in chief .. no evidence on my behalf and presented no witnesses, so i was sanctioned again because of his malpractice … this man is a horrible lawyer and just incompetent and i’m suing him for malpractice for both of my cases.
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