Dallas devotes her practice to a wide range of civil and commercial litigation matters as well as bankruptcy issues. She primarily represents individuals, businesses and corporations. Dallas understands that clear communication with clients is a key to success. She carefully evaluates each client’s goals and the legal implications before offering tailored solutions.

She is equipped to handle litigation in a variety of areas including contract disputes, torts, labor and employment, agency and partnership issues, corporate and white-collar crime, landlord tenant disputes, land title and boundary disputes, oil and gas title disputes, DTPA actions, construction law, foreclosure issues, and bankruptcy. Dallas is also able to draft and review employment contracts.

She is admitted to practice in the Texas state courts and the Texas Southern and Texas Eastern Federal District Courts.

Dallas earned her B.S. in Economics from Texas A&M University in 2016 and her J.D. from South Texas College of Law Houston in 2023. Prior to becoming an attorney, Dallas spent four years in sales and recruiting as both an outside representative and an in-house recruiter for some of Houston’s largest oil and gas companies.

While in law school, she was selected as a competitor on the Alternative Dispute Resolution team where she honed her negotiation skills, and as staff editor on the Journal of International Economic Law. She was also selected to be the Senior Langdell Scholar specializing in evidence, a research assistant to two of her professors, the president of the Aggie Law Students Association, and a student advisor on the Dean’s Advisory Board. Finally, Dallas graduated on the Dean’s List with honors and received the CALI Award in both Civil Trial Advocacy and Employment Contracts.

Outside of the office, Dallas, a Louisiana native, enjoys experimenting with new recipes at home, scoping out Houston’s restaurant scene, traveling to Europe with her husband, and spending as much time as possible at her Pilates studio.