About Adair Melinsky

Adair Melinsky Buckner practices business law in Amarillo, Texas. He has been an outstanding figure in the legal community since receiving his J.D. from Texas Tech School of Law in 1976. Over the years, he has developed a numerous practice, focusing now not only on corporate law but additionally on labor law, estate making plans, probate, and property law. His office is positioned within the coronary heart of Amarillo, where he serves many clients, from individuals to giant companies. In 2013, he became the owner of his company, bringing an experience that spans several many years.

His legal career began in 1976 when he joined a partnership, and he has held a number of roles, including solo attorney, companion, and director/shareholder. Each position has enriched his knowing of the law and developed his skills in negotiation and litigation. His broad background lets in him to navigate complex legal issues successfully, making sure that his clients receive comprehensive representation. Most of his work includes advising businesses on compliance with employment regulations and assisting with agreement negotiations. He also provides advice in property planning and estate administration matters, helping clients prepare for the destiny and handle the necessities of estate settlement. Cases usually contain drafting wills, trusts, and other legal files, as well as representing clients in courtroom when disputes occur.

Before turning into the owner of his firm, Buckner served as a partner and solo attorney, gaining invaluable insights into the needs of his clients. His commitment to the network is clear thru his involvement with various organizations. He has served as President of the Amarillo Bar Association and is a director of the Amarillo Area Bar Foundation. His commitment extends beyond law, as he has held leadership roles within the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra Board and Chamber Music Amarillo. Buckner is likewise lively in the Panhandle Human Resources Association and the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Texas State Bar. His management knowledge consists of serving as a former chair of the Panhandle Workforce Development Commission.

He is a member of Leadership Texas and Leadership Amarillo, where he has contributed to network development initiatives. With decades in the field and a dedication to his clients and network, Adair Melinsky Buckner continues to be a respected figure within the area of law of Texas. His practice not only displays his legal expertise but additionally his commitment to serving the needs of those in Amarillo and beyond.

Education

Texas Tech School of Law

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)

1976

Languages

English (Spoken)

Experience

Owner

Adair M. Buckner, Lawyer at Law
2013

Partner

Buckner & Cross, L.L.P.
2011

Director/Shareholder

Buckner & Cross, P.C.
2008

Lawyer

Brown & Fortunato, P.C.
1988

Partner

Buckner, Lara & Swindell. L.L.P.
1984

Sole Practicioner

Adair Buckner, Lawyer
1979

Partner

Whittenburg Law Office
1976

Accepted Jurisdictions

Texas
5th Circuit

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
Texas State Courts State Trial Court

Types of Cases Handled

business law employment law estate planning probate real estate law

Legal Services Scope

Contract negotiations Estate administration Litigation

Certifications & Awards

Labor and Employment Law

Texas State Bar

Professional Associations

Amarillo Area Bar Foundation

Director 2008 - Current

Panhandle Human Resources Association

has membership 1998 - Current

Labor and Employment Law Section, Texas State Bar

has membership 1988 - Current

Amarillo Symphony Orchestra Board

has membership, Officer 1987 - 2013

Chamber Music Amarillo

has membership, former officer 1999 - 2006

Panhandle Workforce Development Commission

member, former chair 1988 - 1998

Amarillo Bar Association

President 1996 - 1997

Leadership Texas

Class member 1992 - 1993

Leadership Amarillo

Class has membership, former board member 1987 - 1989

Office Locations

Main Office

 301 S. Polk Suite 422 Amarillo TX 79101

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