Margaret F Brown

Margaret F. Brown

Margaret Brown ("Maggie") was born in Madison, Wisconsin. She

graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 2009, receiving

a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. As an undergraduate, she interned at

one of the oldest public radio stations in the United States (WORT-FM)

and volunteered as a jazz DJ. Prior to attending law school, Ms. Brown

worked at a large law firm (Foley & Lardner) and served as a project

manager at a business advocacy organization in Madison, Wisconsin.

She also served as assistant to the secretary of the Dane County Regional

Transit Authority.

Ms. Brown graduated from the University of Oregon School of Law.

During law school, she interned with Judge Debra Vogt of the Lane

County Circuit Court. Additionally, she interned with a boutique Plaintiff’s

firm in Tucson, Arizona, and interned in Washington DC for the Prometheus

Radio Project. Ms. Brown received high marks for her research paper analyzing

the effects of copyright law in the context of broadcast radio and online

streaming services. Ms. Brown received her juris doctorate in 2014. She has

lived in Texas since graduation. Ms. Brown serves on the Board of Directors

for a charitable organization in Madison, Wisconsin. She recently presented

to a large corporation regarding the legal impact of section 18.001 of the Texas

Civil Practice & Remedies Code.

Ms. Brown practices both first and third party insurance litigation, with a primary

focus in third-party insurance defense.

Education

University of Oregon School of Law, JD

University of Wisconsin, BA in Philosophy

Bar Admissions

State of Texas

United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas

United States District Court for the Western District of Texas

Professional Involvement

San Antonio Bar Association

San Antonio Young Lawyers Association

Bexar County Women's Bar Association

International Association of Special Investigation Units

Texas Association of Special Investigation Units