David R Scoggins

Specialties

–Federal Criminal Defense

–Texas Criminal Defense

History

Established in 1981.

David R. Scoggins obtained his license to practice law in all state courts from The Supreme Court of The State of Texas and shortly thereafter was licensed in the Federal Courts of the United States.

In 1981 David R. Scoggins commenced the practice of law in the Dallas-​Fort Worth Metroplex and has resolved over 6,000 cases. He has represented citizens accused in Federal Courts in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tennessee, typically on drug conspiracy and fraud cases.

He has also tried hundreds of jury trials in Felony and Misdemeanor courts in Texas. He has most often appeared at court in Dallas and Tarrant Counties (Fort Worth) with a significant docket in Denton, Rockwall, Kaufman and Collin (McKinney) counties also. He has also been persuaded by clients to represent them in distant counties for significant cases such as murder, intoxication manslaughter, organized crime, healthcare fraud and drug conspiracy prosecutions.

Meet the Business Owner

David S.

Business Owner

David Scoggins was born in Dallas in 1954 and is a lifelong Texan. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Government in 1976 and thereafter graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law with a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree. (Is this a great country or what? You graduate from state supported universities with degrees in Government and Law and spend the next 34 years of your legal career fighting the government. Only a great nation would have such confidence in the rule of law and justice!)

He immediately obtained his license to practice law in all state courts from the Texas Supreme Court and shortly thereafter was licensed in the Federal Courts of the United States.

In 1981, David Scoggins began the practice of law in the Dallas-​Fort Worth metroplex

and has resolved over 6,000 cases with hundreds to juries. He has represented citizens accused in Federal Courts in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, typically on drug conspiracy and fraud cases.