Joel Moore Law, P.L.L.C. Law firm in Dallas-Fort Worth Joel Moore Law, P.L.L.C.
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Joel Moore, Texas attorney

Joel Moore, Managing Member
(469) 777-6347

P.O. Box 777
Celina, TX  75009

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practices

General practice

Contracts:
   Contract drafting
   Review and interpretation
   Negotiation

Liability management:
   Waiver and consent forms
   Insurance coverage
   Policy drafting
   Reduction of legal risks

Legal compliance:
   Statutes, regulations, cases

Employers:
   Policies
   Employee handbooks
   Personnel practices
   Separation agreements
   Legal compliance

Corporate governance:
   Articles, bylaws
   Operating agreements
   Corporate resolutions

Intellectual property, copyrights

Disputes:
   Demand letters
   Mediation

Litigation management:
   State courts
   Federal courts
   Administrative agencies

Real estate:
   Title history
   Transactions
   Legal documents

Legal filings:
   Entity formation
   Choice of entity
   Assumed names
   Deeds, instruments
   Servicemarks, trademarks

Trusts and estate planning:
   Drafting custom trusts
   Will drafting, execution

location

Joel Moore Law, p.l.l.c. is located in Celina, Texas in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Joel Moore Law, p.l.l.c. is a private practice law firm located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas, one of the most important centers for economic, political, and religious activity in the United States.  The firm’s strength is in its managing member Joel Moore, an attorney with sophisticated and well-rounded legal experience who believes in treating client matters as he would want his own important matters handled.

Mr. Moore is licensed to practice law in Texas, Louisiana, North Carolina, Georgia, Illinois (inactive), and four federal courts.


legal background

Mr. Moore earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence from a top-20 law school where his peers selected him to receive the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law Outstanding Editor Award for the most outstanding work on the Journal, and to publish on the topic of natural law.  After law school, a senior federal appellate judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit granted Mr. Moore a prestigious federal clerkship, one step below the U.S. Supreme Court.

Before founding Joel Moore Law, p.l.l.c., Mr. Moore worked for several years in the main Dallas office of Locke Liddell & Sapp llp, one of the largest law firms in the country, as a litigation attorney.  Mr. Moore then served as an Assistant Attorney General for the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, Greg Abbott, prior to accepting a trusted position as in-house counsel for James Dobson’s Focus on the Family in Colorado Springs, Colorado, a Christian nonprofit corporation with substantial intellectual property resources and a radio show listened to by millions of people.

Joel Moore Law, P.L.L.C.


legal experience

Mr. Moore has performed legal work for large international companies, small businesses, national banking institutions, insurance companies, product manufacturers, oil and gas corporations, individual persons, farming operations, large real-estate owners and property managers, nonprofit corporations, a Christian campground, and many churches.  He has served clients as an outside attorney and counselor, and as in-house counsel.

As in-house counsel, Mr. Moore worked with human resources concerning a variety of employment matters for a 1,200 employee firm, helped manage substantial intellectual property resources, wrote company policies and employment policies, and wrote and negotiated a wide variety of contracts impacting company business locally, nationally, and internationally.

During the course of Mr. Moore’s legal practice, he has analyzed important civil and criminal federal appellate cases for a federal judge reviewing district court opinions, and has helped clients in civil litigation in federal district courts and federal appellate courts.  He also has experience in state courts representing the State of Texas and private clients in civil litigation, and representing the People of the State of Michigan in criminal cases.  Mr. Moore’s practice has also involved state administrative agencies, mediations, arbitrations, and class action defense.

Perhaps most importantly, Mr. Moore prioritizes client communication and involvement in legal projects.  Clients consistently find him to be a good listener, responsive, and able to effectively tailor legal solutions to the situation.  Work ethic and attention to detail help Mr. Moore to craft quality legal solutions, with an eye towards the client’s important needs and goals.


personal background

Mr. Moore’s personal background provides a good foundation for his legal practice, and gives him the ability to understand and effectively serve clients.  Mr. Moore grew up in a Christian family as a pastor’s son, where he learned the value of integrity of character, a strong work ethic, and family values.

Mr. Moore has volunteered for Salvation Army as a bell ringer, Focus on the Family conferences, The Navigators at the Glen Eyrie castle, and various other Christian organizations and churches.

Some of Mr. Moore’s personal interests include studying the Bible and theology, teaching as an adjunct professor, writing, playing sports, and hunting.

experience

Litigation attorney,
   Locke Liddell & Sapp llp,
   Dallas office

In-house legal counsel,
   Focus on the Family

Assistant Attorney General,
   Office of the Attorney General
   of Texas Greg Abbott

clerkship

Senior U.S. Circuit Judge
   Richard F. Suhrheinrich,
   U.S. Court of Appeals for the
   Sixth Circuit

education

Doctor of Jurisprudence,
   Vanderbilt University
   Law School, Nashville,
   Tennessee

Master of Arts,
   Communication,
   Michigan State University,
   East Lansing, Michigan

Bachelor of Arts,
   Communication,
   with high honor,
   Michigan State University,
   East Lansing, Michigan

admissions

Texas

Louisiana

North Carolina

Georgia

Illinois (inactive)

U.S. Courts of Appeals:
   Sixth Circuit

U.S. District Courts:
   Northern District of Texas
   Southern District of Texas
   Western District of Michigan

publications

The Natural Law Basis of Legal ObligationThe Natural Law Basis of Legal Obligation: International Antitrust and OPEC in Context, 36 Vand. J. Transnat’l L. 243 (2003)

honors

Vanderbilt Journal of
   Transnational Law
   Outstanding Editor Award

Professional Authorities Editor,
   Vanderbilt Journal of
   Transnational Law

Invitation, Law Review,
   Michigan State University
   College of Law

Invitation, Journal of Medicine
   and Law, Michigan State
   University College of Law