Brooklynn Morris is an seasoned litigator with a strong background in civil litigation and personal injury defense. Her practice includes premises liability, motor vehicle accidents, products liability, and bodily injury defense. As an 11-time All-American Division I track and field athlete, she applies the same competitive drive and dedication to achieving effective legal solutions for clients.
Before joining the firm, Brooklynn served as an Assistant District Attorney at the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, where she acted as First Chair in numerous criminal trials. She also represented clients in employment discrimination disputes, contract disputes, and high-profile voting rights cases at The Bledsoe Law Firm, PLLC. Additionally, she advocated for the State of Texas in child support and medical support proceedings while working at the Texas Office of the Attorney General.
During law school, Brooklynn was actively involved in Mock Trial competitions and served as the Director of Mock Trial for the National Black Law Students Association – Southwest. She was also a member of the Innocence Project, where she worked alongside attorneys advocating for wrongfully convicted individuals.
Prior to her legal career, Brooklynn was an English teacher and Track coach in Houston for four years. Outside of the office, she enjoys traveling abroad, attending live sporting events, kayaking, and painting.
Brooklynn is licensed to practice law in the State of Texas.