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Cole McLain

Cole McLain

Attorney at Daspit Law Firm
Houston, TX

About Cole McLain

Cole, a native of Tyler, Texas, received his Bachelor of Science in Political Science from the University of Texas at Tyler, graduating cum laude. He continued his academic journey at Oklahoma City University School of Law, where he actively participated in Mock Trial and served as Vice Justice of Phi Alpha Delta. During his time in law school, Cole honed his advocacy skills while working with indigent clients at the Public Defender's office. This experience instilled in him the importance of forging personal connections with clients and tirelessly advocating for their rights.

At our firm, Cole channels his experiences to forge authentic relationships with our clients, ensuring they feel heard and supported throughout their personal injury cases. His dedication to fiercely advocating for their rights is unwavering, driven by a profound commitment to securing the compensation and justice they deserve. His commitment to client advocacy is driven by a deep-seated belief in the power of individual voices. Beyond his legal pursuits, Cole finds joy in playing golf, supporting his Los Angeles Chargers, and cherishing moments with his wife, Kayt, and their two beloved dogs.

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