Paul F. Wieneskie

A native of Commerce and Temple, Texas, Attorney Paul F. Wieneskie brings over 30 years of practice experience to Bailey & Galyen, with an emphasis on civil appeals, municipal law (representing cities or private citizens), economic development concerns, and land use and planning. He has been board-certified in civil appellate law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 1994, an honor accorded to less than one in every ten lawyers in the state of Texas. He is also AV-rated by his colleagues in the legal profession under Martindale-Hubbell’s Peer Review Rating System®* (since 1997). Paul has successfully represented clients in a wide range of civil appeals, including cases involving real estate law, family law and divorce, and personal injury claims, as well as business or fiduciary (estate and probate) cases. A member of the state and federal bars in Texas, Paul focuses his appellate practice in the state courts. Paul also advises clients in municipal law matters. Former clients include developers and property owners seeking rezoning or land use variances, as well as citizens facing legal action for all types of alleged code violations, including building, housing, fire and safety code infringement. He has also advised cities and other municipalities, addressing a diverse range of issues.

Baylor Law School

J.D. (1982) | Law

1979 - 1982

Baylor University

B.A. (1980) | Law, Business

1975 - 1980

Former Associate City Attorney

City of Euless, Texas

1982 - 2010

Member

Cribbs & McFarland, Arlington, Texas,

1983 - 2006

Former City Attorney

City of Richland Hills, Texas

1987 - 1999

Briefing Attorney for the Hon. Connally McKay, Justice,

Twelfth Court of Appeals, Tyler, Texas,

1982 - 1983

Board Certified, Civil Appellate Law, since 1994

Texas Board Of Legal Specialization

Peer Review Rating – AV ® Preeminent ™ 5.0 out of 5

Martindale-Hubbell®

Arlington Bar

President

1993 - 1994

Arlington Bar

President-Elect

1992 - 1993

Arlington Bar

Director

1989 - 1992

Texas

Since 1982

5th Circuit

Since 1998

9th Circuit

Since 2013

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1990

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