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Clay Jenkins

El Paso, TX35 years experienceAdmitted 1989

About Clay Jenkins

Clay Lewis Jenkins, Esq. is the leader of Loncar Lyon Jenkins, a personal injury law firm operating across Texas. He has more than 25 years of experience in personal injury law, having achieved significant victories alongside Brian Loncar throughout his career. His leadership style is grounded in empathy and justice, with an approach rooted in the Golden Rule.

Jenkins has held key leadership roles in the Texas plaintiffs' bar, including Chairman of the Board of Advocates of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and President of the Dallas Trial Lawyers Association. He was nominated for The Dallas Morning News Texan of the Year by Senator Leticia Van de Putte for his humanitarian work with undocumented minors at the Texas border, and received the Luz Award from the Dallas Hispanic Bar Association in recognition of his significant impact on the Latino community.

Early in his career, Jenkins clerked for the Texas Supreme Court. He is fluent in English and Spanish and has been admitted to practice in Texas since 1989.

Practice areas

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Texas, admitted 1989
Texas Trial Lawyers Association — Chairman, Board of Advocates
Dallas Trial Lawyers Association — President

Awards & recognition

Dallas Morning News Texan of the Year nominee (Sen. Leticia Van de Putte)
Luz Award, Dallas Hispanic Bar Association

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$860 million (judgment about $360 million, on appeal) · $860 Million Verdict for Family of Woman Killed in Dallas Crane Collapse
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$165.5 million · $165.5 Million Verdict for Family Killed in FedEx Truck Crash on I-10
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$104 million · El Paso Jury Awards $104 Million After MVT Driver Falls Asleep, Kills Worker in Sleeper Berth
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$2.2 million · $2.2 Million Verdict for Oilfield Worker Hurt When Baker Hughes Packer Tool Exploded