About Steven N
Steven N Eckert educated first as an engineer and later as an attorney. He earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Mississippi State University in 1998 and went on to finish a J.D. at Loyola University New Orleans in 2003, where his studies included each regular regulation and civil regulation traditions. His background blends technical education and trial experience.
After college Eckert worked as an engineer for Union Carbide Corporation in 1996. He then shifted toward law, serving as a federal judicial extern in 2002 for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana while finishing law program. That courtroom publicity came early in his legal education and knowledgeable his approach to legal proceedings.
Following admission to practice, Eckert joined the Cameron County District Lawyer’s workplace as an Assistant District Lawyer in 2005. He spent numerous years within the county device, handling prosecutions and gaining practical trial experience at the state degree. In the following decade he became involved in indigent protection work. In 2013 he joined the Cameron County Indigent Defense Program, taking on representation for clients appointed by the county.
In 2014 he added federal appointments to his roster by becoming a member of the Criminal Justice Act Panel. That panel assigns counsel for indigent defendants in federal felony things. Eckert’s participation placed him in each state and federal arenas, handling appointed matters and navigating the procedural differences among the 2 structures.
Eckert holds a Lawyer Ad Litem certification from the Texas Bar. That credential authorizes him to accept courtroom appointments in sure juvenile and conservatorship things. Across his profession he has moved among public appointments and private practice, making use of courtroom experience gained in county and federal settings.
He now operates from the Eckert Law Office PLLC. The company handles criminal things and court-appointed instances, reflecting the combination of prosecution and protection work that has marked his profession. His practice serves clients in Texas and Mississippi, and he continues to simply accept appointments under the Criminal Justice Act and local indigent protection programs when suitable.
He currently practices at Eckert Law Office PLLC, representing clients in criminal matters in each state and federal judiciary.
