About John W. Hodges
John W. Hodges Jr. earned his Juris Doctor on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, receiving his J.D. in 2011 after studying legal proceedings. He constructed his legal foundation in a study room known for its practical education and courtroom-oriented curriculum. That background shaped the way he approaches case preparation and courtroom advocacy.
After law program, Hodges started working as an attorney in Texas. He is licensed to practice in that state and has focused his work on contested things that require legal proceedings abilities. Over the years he has treated a variety of civil disputes. His trial experience includes pretrial pretrial motions, evidentiary proceedings and jury trials.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in his preparation. He favors cautious factual improvement and clean, direct argumentation. These habits developed early in his career and have guided how he manages cases. He is relaxed operating through complex procedural problems whilst maintaining an eye fixed on realistic outcomes for clients.
Hodges’s work spans multiple stages of legal proceedings. He has taken instances from initial filings through discovery, depositions and trial. He tends to take a hands-on role, working closely with clients to form approach and control expectancies. While so much of his time is spent in court, he also invests effort in settlement negotiations when the ones provide a sensible trail to resolution.
He practices at Hendley & Hodges Law in Texas. The company handles civil legal proceedings matters in state and federal courts. Hodges’s practice facilities on civil litigation and trial work.
