About John Michael
John Michael Mcbride began his academic trail in the liberal arts before turning to law. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and Political Science from Emory University in 1980. He finished his legal training at Southern Methodist University, receiving his J.D. in 1983.
After law school he entered practice in Texas and through the years secured admissions to several federal and appellate courts. His credentials include admission to the Texas bar, the U.S. Supreme Court, the Fifth and Ninth Circuits, and multiple United States District Courts in Texas, including the Northern, Southern, Western and Eastern Districts. Those admissions were a constant function of a career spent in large part on legal proceedings and bankruptcy work.
Mcbride has held leadership roles in personal practice. Records show he served as president of J. Michael McBride, PC in 1997. He maintains an office at 6420 Southwest Blvd Ste 112, the place he continues to take instances and counsel clients. His practice record spans contested things in business and insolvency courts in addition to federal legal proceedings.
Professional institutions shape a large a part of his public profile. He is active in both the Tarrant County Bar Association and the Dallas Bar Association, the place he has worked of their bankruptcy and business regulation sections. He chaired the Tarrant County Bar Association Bankruptcy Section in 2003–2004 and served as vice-chairman and speaker chairman the yr before. He has been involved with the Hon. John C. Ford American Inns of Court as a Master and previously led a pupillage group. He has additionally been affiliated with the Risk Management Association at state and regional levels.
Outside those nearby organizations, Mcbride helped found Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans in 2010 and has maintained a club there. His document also indicates involvement with the New York State Bar Association’s Department of Pro Bono Affairs starting in 2007. Those roles mirror sustained participation in bar things to do and practitioner schooling instead of a pattern of public office or academic appointments.
Colleagues describe a tradition built on courtroom experience and procedural knowledge across state and federal forums. He has treated bankruptcy matters and commercial disputes, and routinely appears in district courtroom hearings in Texas. His office continues to simply accept matters in those regions.
He currently handles federal and state legal proceedings and bankruptcy matters.
