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Joyce W. Moore

Langley & Banack, Inc.

Suite 900, Trinity Plaza II, 745 East Mulberry
San Antonio, TX 78212
(Bexar)


Position: Shareholder

FAX: 210-735-6889

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Admitted: 1977, Texas; 1980, U.S. District Court, Northern, Southern and Western Districts of Texas; 1981, U.S. Supreme Court

Law School: University of Texas, J.D., with high honors, 1977

College: North Texas State University, B.A., cum laude, 1973

Birth Date and Place: San Antonio, Texas, November 27, 1951


Practice Areas: Estate Law; Trusts Law; Fiduciary Litigation; Commercial Law; Bond Law; Construction Litigation; Legal Malpractice

Additional Information: Joyce Moore is a Trust and Probate Litigation attorney who also handles other commercial litigation matters involving claims of breach of fiduciary duty. Ms. Moore is a frequent lecturer for the State Bar of Texas and other professional groups on the subject of fiduciary litigation and was selected by the state bar to be the course director for the Bar's first comprehensive fiduciary litigation seminar in May 2004.


Firm Members: Otto Good G. Coghlan Peter Kilpatrick James Carter William Sommers Stephen Walraven Catherine Stone Ruben Valdez

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Joyce Moore located?

Joyce Moore is located in San Antonio, TX at Suite 900, Trinity Plaza II, 745 East Mulberry, 78212 (Bexar County).

What are Joyce Moore's practice areas?

Joyce Moore's practice areas include: Estate Law; Trusts Law; Fiduciary Litigation; Commercial Law; Bond Law; Construction Litigation; Legal Malpractice.

What firm is Joyce Moore associated with?

Joyce Moore is associated with Langley & Banack, Inc. in San Antonio, TX.

Where did Joyce Moore attend law school?

Joyce Moore attended University of Texas, J.D., with high honors, 1977 and North Texas State University, B.A., cum laude, 1973.

When was Joyce Moore admitted to the bar?

Joyce Moore was admitted to practice: 1977, Texas; 1980, U.S. District Court, Northern, Southern and Western Districts of Texas; 1981, U.S. Supreme Court.