Roy Lee Warren
Law Office of Roy L. Warren,Roy is a Texan, graduating from Texas City High School. After getting life's hard lessons for 10 years he finally entered college, where despite his late start he earned accolades and academic scholarships. He graduated in the top 10% of his class in just 3 years while also working. After he graduated with a Bachelor of Accountancy from University of North Dakota, he passed the CPA exam and entered law school. Roy and his wife Laurie (they met when they were only 15 and married at 18), along with their 4 children, moved back to Texas so Roy could enroll at South Texas College of Law, in Houston. While attending STCL he worked with Super Lawyer Alton Todd in Alvin Texas. Roy credits his legal success to the mentor-ship of Alton Todd where Roy became a successful and professional lawyer protecting people's dreams across Texas. The appeals he wrote, starting his 1st year in law school (as a clerk) appealing lower court decisions to Appellate Courts and State Supreme Courts resulted in reversal of cases and laws to protect Constitutional rights of people. In fact, the first week after becoming a lawyer he won his 1st trial against a well known Super Lawyer that had been practicing 20 years. The next week Roy was winning again, obtaining a reversal on an appeal to the Corpus Christi Court of Appeals. He had 3 seasoned lawyers as opponents; one was so well known an argument against Joe Jamail was published law school books Roy studied in law school. For the past 31 years Roy has earned a reputation to be creative, successful, and well regarded by clients, peers and judges alike. Throughout his life and career he has demonstrated he is intelligent, fearless and a winner. He has been fighting his whole life so he is ready to fight for you. He is never judgmental of anyone and always respectful. He is just the kind of lawyer you need because he cares, understands, and will compassionately fight for his clients to protect their dreams and freedom.
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
- DUI & DWI
- Workers' Compensation
- Expert Witness Regarding Insurance
- Various other case
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Free Consultation
My fee depends on the type of case, for instance defending a criminal charge I must charge a retainer, personal injury cases I take on a contingency fee so you do not have to pay up front, workers compensation depends on the situation but if you think your do not need a lawyer ask yourself why the carriers have them. -
Contingent Fees
My contingent fees for workers compensation is 25%; for PI cases my fees are 1/3 of the recovery at most. -
Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
With respect to criminal defense I must charge by the hour but I always give defendants a cap that my total charge for fees will never surpass; unless there is some extraordinary circumstance (which so far in 25 years has never happened).
- Texas
- English: Spoken, Written
- Owner/Lawyer
- Law Office of Roy L. Warren,
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- With respect to worker's compensation few people can match my experience. I have been involved with more than 4,000 worker's compensation cases by: (1) representing injured workers (IW) at all levels, including judicial review (jury trial); (2) working for insurance carriers, (3) teaching or moderating WC to other attorneys (3) working as administrative Judge for the Appeals Panel with DWC reviewing cases to ensure legal and factually sufficient reasons to affirm or reverse; (4) testifying as an expert witness on WC matters. Also I represent those charged with crimes whether it’s a traffic violation, misdemeanor, murder, or First Degree Felonies. Regarding Personal Injury cases, I have represented people for violation of Constitution rights, injured in automobiles, slip and falls, injured when sitting on a broken toilet seat, and I even assisted people with having their tortoises returned
- South Texas College of Law
- J.D. | Law
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- Honors: Received American Jurispudence Award for Excellence in Property Law I and also Property Law II. Received award for highest grades in Civil Rights and Civil RICO.
- Activities: While at UND I was elected as a Student Senator and I was appointed to be the Chairman of the Appropriations Committee. I was also a member of VITA. While at STCL I was a member of the moot court team and was a quarter finalist.
- Houston College of Law Houston
- J.D. (1991) | Law
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- University of North Dakota
- B.A. | Accounting
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- Honors: Awarded Accounting Department Scholarship for excellence in Accounting; Graduated in top 15%, Named to Honor Society Beta Alpha Psi; Named to deans list and National Deans list on multiple occassion.
- Activities: I was elected Student Senator at UND and was also elected to be the Chair of the Appropriations Committee.
- Outstanding Contributions of Legal Services to Low-Income Texans
- The Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas
- Providing legal services pro bono to those that cannot afford a lawyer.
- 10 Best Criminal Law Attorneys in Texas
- American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys
- Based on Client Satisfaction
- 10 Best DWI Attorneys in Texas
- American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys
- Board Certified in Workers' Compensation Law
- State Board of Legal Specialization
- Board Certified in Worker's Compensation Law 2005-2015
- Certified Public Accountant
- The North Dakota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Worker's Compensation Section of the Texas State Bar
- Board Certified in Worker's Compensation
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- State Bar of Texas
- Litigation Section of the Texas State Bar
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- Activities: Member
- Texas State Bar  # 20888685
- Member
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- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- CPA
- - Current
- Activities: Member as a CPA
- The North Dakota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Certified Public Accountant
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- Activities: After passing the CPA examine I joined th North Dakota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Suing IC for Medical Benefits
- Lawyer.com
- Adjusting Workers' Compensation Cases, Workers Compensation, Radisson Hotel San Antonio
- Texas Mutual Insurance
- Moderated the event as well as presented other WC topics with other speakers.
- Adjusting Workers' Compensation Cases, Workers Compensation, Radisson Hotel San Antonio
- Texas Mutual Insurance
- Moderated the event as well as presented other WC topics with other speakers.
- Board Certified in Worker's Compensation
- by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization
- Certified Public Accountant
- The North Dakota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Q. With multiple charges, if some of the charges are dismissed, are bond conditions exclusive to those charges dropped?
- A: I agree with his honor, I answer also to explain how dastardly the State can be on some case, particularly unpopular cases such as sexual assault of a child. They are not all guilty but I had a case where the person had to bond out twice, once after being indicted.
- Q. Exam date and certification date different what date is correct for MMI rating?
- A: Thanks for your question. I have some difficulty understanding precisely what you are asking. So with that having been said I will answer as best I can. It looks as if neither doctor said you are at MMI? If that is correct then you will stay on TIBs until you reach MMI as certified by qualified medical provider that does not give you a prospective (future) MMI date.
If you're certified at MMI by a DD the DWC "pretends" they are not an interested party so they usually accept the DD's report, unless you can prove a significant error by the DD. Good luck to you.
- Q. Should I find my own FCE specialist or is it in my best interest to use the one suggested by my treating physician?
- A: Thanks for your question. If you simply use your own medical provider for the FCE, you may have to pay for it yourself. You are correct that the IC is preparing to send you off to MMI land. They are in the business of collecting premiums, not paying claims so I would not be trusting everything from the carrier. Your doctors are likely selected by the IC so you may need the DWC to appoint a "so called" independent medical provider that the DWC calls a DD (short for designated doctor). There is an inherent bias built into their evaluation b/c they do not get paid until you are certified as being MMI. If a DD has already been appointed the DWC is required to send you back to the same ... Read More