Austin Kreitz

Austin Kreitz focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation and white-collar criminal defense and investigations. Austin listens closely to his clients' goals and concerns to deliver client-focused advice. He strives to help clients resolve their problems, whether through litigation, mediation, or any other avenues.

Austin has experience representing clients in trials, appeals, arbitrations, administrative hearings, and investigations. He has argued motions, taken and presented witnesses for depositions, and examined and cross-examined witnesses at trial.

Before joining a litigation boutique firm, Austin served as the Law Fellow for the Special Counsel Unit at the Texas Attorney General's Office. While there, he worked on high-profile matters for the State of Texas concerning complex civil and constitutional issues. Prior to his work at the Attorney General's Office, he clerked for Judge Reed O'Connor of the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

While attending Harvard Law School, Austin interned with the US Attorney's Office.