Katie Villalobos

Katie Villalobos is a litigation attorney whose passion for connecting with people
drew her to personal injury law.

Upon graduating from Emory University School of Law, Katie clerked at the Florida
Supreme Court for Justice R. Fred Lewis. There, she had the unique experience of
refining her analytical, research, and writing skills drafting legal opinions for the
state’s highest court. Katie went on to clerk for Judge James Larence King in the
United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Born and raised in Miami, Katie is proud to come from a Cuban family. She is
bilingual and passionate about providing access to legal services to Spanishspeaking communities.
During her time at Emory University School of Law, she served as executive special
content editor of Emory International Law Review and was awarded the Red Pen
Award for her editing skills. She had law review articles published in the Florida State
Journal of Transnational Law and Policy and the Law Journal for Social Justice at Arizona
State University.

Before becoming a personal injury attorney in Texas, Katie also obtained a
publishing certificate from Columbia University and worked in the book publishing
and digital media industries.

When Katie is not practicing law, she enjoys spending time outside with her
husband, Ryan, and their dog Meadow.

Katie is admitted to practice in:

• Texas, all state courts

She is a member of:

• Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association
• Women of the Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association
• Texas Trial Lawyers Association