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About Cade Patteson
Cade Patteson is a Personal Injury Attorney at McCormick Law Firm ("The Injury Attorney") in Euless, Texas, specializing in pre-litigation cases. He provides strategic, detail-oriented representation in auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, 18-wheeler accidents, pedestrian accidents, slip-and-fall, brain injuries, wrongful death, and work injuries.
Patteson earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas Tech University and his Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law, where he interned at Foshee and Yaffe in Oklahoma City.
He is admitted to the State Bar of Texas.
Practice areas
Education
Oklahoma City University School of Law
B.S. Mechanical Engineering
Texas Tech University
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Texas (Bar No. 24144477)
State Bar of Texas
Justia Lawyers
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