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Galveston Criminal Defense and DWI Attorney Brian Foley

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE​​

  • Texas A&M University - Magna Cum Laude

  • Texas Tech School of Law - Juris Doctorate

  • Oxford  University - St. Edmunds Hall - Fl. State Summer Law

  • The White House - Intern

AWARDS

  • First Year Appellate Advocate Champion

  • National Champion NLLSA Criminal Law Trial Advocacy

  • National Order of the Barristers

  • McWhorter, Cobb, & Johnson Outstanding Barrister Award

  • Staff and Comment Editor Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal

  • Judges Chairman of the Board of Barristers

  • Advanced  Trial Advocacy

  • Train the Trainer

  • Vehicular Crimes Division Intoxication Assault and Manslaughter

  • Prosecution Faculty Advisor

  • Board Certified in Criminal Law - Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Brian Foley

 

Managing Partner
 

Brian Foley is a renowned criminal defense and DWI attorney serving Galveston. As a former Chief Prosecutor and Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney, Brian has dedicated his career to practicing criminal law and defending the constitutional rights of individuals against the full weight of the government. With extensive experience and a commitment to justice, Brian Foley is the trusted advocate you need to help take back your life.

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Choosing Brian Foley means choosing expertise. Among the 110,000 licensed lawyers in Texas, only 7,200 are Board Certified, and Brian is proud to be part of this elite group. His certification is a mark of excellence and a testament to his profound knowledge and skill in criminal law. Brian's background as a Chief Prosecutor in Harris County, where he handled a third of all cases in the nation's fourth-largest city, adds a layer of big-city experience that, combined with his local knowledge, makes him exceptionally effective in Galveston.

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Brian's specialized defense skills are particularly notable in DWI and intoxication crimes. As a member of the Montgomery County Vehicular Crimes Team, he dealt with serious DWI cases involving bodily injury or death, giving him unparalleled expertise in defending against complex intoxication-related charges. His comprehensive training and experience allow him to protect your rights and ensure the best possible outcome in your case.

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In addition to DWI defense, Brian has significant expertise in handling assault and family violence cases. His tenure in the Montgomery County Domestic Violence Unit involved managing thousands of felony and misdemeanor assault charges. With advanced training in strangulation felony assault charges, Brian is uniquely equipped to defend against these serious accusations and help clients navigate protective orders and other legal challenges.

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Brian's educational background includes graduating Magna Cum Laude from Texas A&M University and earning his Juris Doctorate from Texas Tech School of Law. He also studied at Oxford University, St. Edmunds Hall, through the Florida State Summer Law Program, and interned at The White House. His numerous awards and honors, including the First Year Appellate Advocate Champion and the National Champion NLLSA Criminal Law Trial Advocacy, underscore his legal acumen and dedication to his craft.

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If you are facing criminal charges in Galveston, Brian Foley is the attorney you need. His expertise in criminal law, combined with his relentless advocacy, makes him a formidable defender of your rights. Contact Brian Foley today for a free consultation and take the first step towards reclaiming your life.

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Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney in Galveston, Texas
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Trial Bureau Chief
 

Luis Baez
 

Why Choose Luis Baez?

 

Former Prosecutor Experience: Luis's background as a prosecutor provides him with unique insights into the criminal justice system. His experience allows him to anticipate the strategies of the prosecution and develop robust defenses for his clients. As a member of the Vehicular Crimes Team, Luis handled some of the most serious DWI cases, involving significant bodily injury or death, honing his skills in complex intoxication-related charges.

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Proven Track Record: Luis Baez's success in defending clients is reflected in his outstanding record and the numerous positive reviews from those he has helped. With over 70 five-star Google reviews, his clients consistently praise his dedication, expertise, and results-driven approach. This feedback underscores Luis’s ability to effectively navigate the legal system and achieve favorable outcomes for his clients.

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Specialized DWI Defense: Luis's tenure on the Vehicular Crimes Team has equipped him with specialized knowledge and experience in handling DWI and intoxication-related offenses. His comprehensive training and firsthand experience in these serious cases make him exceptionally qualified to defend your rights and secure the best possible outcome.

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When you step into court you don't want to be alone.  You need someone who's been there and done that.  Prosecutors know if your lawyer is afraid of going to trial.  We prepare every case to be ready for trial if the time comes.  This approach helps us get the best result for your case during negotiations with the government.  

       

Helping people navigate the criminal justice system is what I do every day.  As the Trial Bureau Chief I get to see our client's face when we deliver a second chance and restore a vision for their future.  We're ready for whatever comes inside the courtroom and out. 

 

We're here when you're ready,

Luis Baez

Luis Baez

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Houston Criminal Defense Attorney Luis Baez

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE​​

  • Texas State University

  • Michigan State University - Juris Doctorate

  • Oxford  University - Debate Tournament

  • Michigan State Law Review - Articles Editor​

AWARDS AND PUBLICATIONS

  • Vehicular Crimes Division Intoxication Assault and Manslaughter

  • Former Felony Prosecutor

  • Quantums of Force: Dispelling Pseudo Ambiguities of “Physical Force” Under the Lautenberg Amendment, 4 T. Marshall J. Gender, Race and Justice 1 (2014).

  • Prosecutorial Discretion Advised: Analyzing the Proper Role of “Economic Consequences” as a Factor in Federal Prosecutorial Decisions Not to Seek Criminal Charges, 12 Dartmouth Law Journal 1 (2014).

  • Maintaining Critical Mass: How Fisher v. University of Texas Could Affect Diversity in Higher Education, 17 Julian Samora Research Institute at Michigan State University 2 (2014).

  • Rated “M” for Misleading: How Deceptive, Anti-Consumer Practices in the Videogame Industry Became the New Norm, 28 University of Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy 2 (2016).

  • What Leffen’s P-1 Visa Fight Means for the FGC, Shoryuken, (May 10, 2016).

  • Countering Defense Attacks on the NHTSA Manual, The Texas Prosecutor (May-June 2019).

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