Joseph Anderson

Joseph Anderson represents individuals, property owners, contractors, and other businesses in a wide variety of commercial disputes including real estate, construction, insurance, finance, and hospitality related matters. He has represented clients in all stages of litigation and arbitration, including through trial, final arbitration hearings, and in appeals. Although he feels most at home in the courtroom, Joseph’s primary goal in any dispute is to achieve the quickest and most economical result for his clients and their businesses. As a business lawyer, counselor, and advocate, Joseph works with business owners to achieve their goals through practical, efficient, and effective business solutions. Focusing primarily on real estate and construction disputes, Joseph fights for his clients so they can focus on their business.

Joseph graduated summa cum laude from South Texas College of Law, where he served as a member of the South Texas Law Review and as an Articles Editor for the Texas Journal of Business Law. He also competed as an advocate and brief writer for South Texas College of Law’s moot court team. Joseph was inducted into the Order of the Barristers and the Order of Lytae, and he received the Dean’s Outstanding Advocate Award, the Dean’s Merit Scholarship, the Oil & Gas Award, and the CALI award for the highest grade in the class in eight of his classes.

During law school, Joseph interned with Judge David Hittner of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Judge Mike Engelhart of the 151st Civil District Court, and Judge Tad Halbach, formerly the presiding judge of the 333rd Civil District Court.