Martin J Sweeney, Dallas attorney started his legal practice thirty years ago. Sweeney specializes in business litigation and civil defense litigation types of cases. This experience has sustained the test of time from the very beginning and continues to this day.

Sweeney is also a great supporter of the Dallas community. Sweeney has supported charities and causes over the years. For example Martin J Sweeney Dallas has contributed legal help to a number of significant causes over the years. Martin J Sweeney also support all of Dallas’ professional sports teams. Sweeney is a fan of the Dallas Mavericks professional basketball team. He is also a very big Dallas Cowboys fan. Sweeney also enjoys America’s traditional pastime sport, baseball. He is a fan of the Texas Rangers professional Major League Baseball team. Martin J Sweeney always supports his community in every way possible. His primary focus is on the city of Dallas, but also his adopted home state of Texas.

Martin J Sweeney’s legal practice is known by many in legal circles. Sweeney contributes to the community as an active civil litigator and has contributed a countless amount of hours of volunteer legal services for various causes including those that could not afford to represent themselves and protect their rights.

If you look at Sweeney’s remarkable background, he started working as a felony assistant county prosecutor back in Ohio shortly after his graduation from the John Marshall Law School at Cleveland State University. There he focused on prosecuting narcotics cases and later served as Associate In-House Counsel for the Hartford Insurance Company. Sweeney and his wife, an attorney he married in 1981, moved to Dallas in 1985. Sweeney switched to civil defense litigation at this time and has been engaged in legal matters as anexperienced civil litigator ever since. Martin J Sweeney Dallas has built his entire practice around business litigationand complicated civil defense litigation cases. Martin J Sweeney is a member of the Texas State Bar, and the Ohio State Bar Association. He is able to practice in any Texas federal or state court.