Alex Joyner was born in Dallas and currently resides in Bryan, allowing him to practice law in thirteen counties surrounding Brazos County. Mr. Joyner has an extensive range of experience that makes him an asset to clients. Mr. Joyner grew up at a religious institute that developed curriculum to be utilized world-wide. As a result, he became familiar with and helped facilitate training for many diverse cultures. Mr. Joyner then completed his Bachelor’s degree in 2007 at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles where he then began to work for an international automotive corporation. As part of this work, Mr. Joyner developed a sales training program for the region and still maintains several sales records. Soon after, Mr. Joyner began coaching high school debate and was sought after to help coach students nationally. Mr. Joyner then received his Juris Doctorate from Washington University Law School and was licensed to practice law in Texas in 2019. During law school, Mr. Joyner participated in mock trial competitions, worked for several prominent trial attorneys in St. Louis, and successfully worked on appellate briefs. After becoming licensed in Texas, Mr. Joyner accepted a job with the renowned criminal defense firm Dunham & Jones. Mr. Joyner’s unique life experiences give him a special insight and ability to connect with people, which he applies during jury selection and in presenting evidence during trial, thereby offering the best possible defense for his clients.
During his personal time, Alex Joyner plays soccer and enjoys fishing. He also spends time with Stormy, his Shetland Sheepdog, and assists low-income students in high school debate.
Alex Joyner, Attorney at Law
During his personal time, Alex Joyner plays soccer and enjoys fishing. He also spends time with Stormy, his Shetland Sheepdog, and assists low-income students in high school debate.
Alex Joyner, Attorney at Law
Dunham & Jones, Attorneys at Law, P.C.
1722 Briarcrest Drive
Bryan, TX 77802
Bryan, TX 77802
979-333-3333
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