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Steve Mostyn Named as One of the 25 most Powerful Texans

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Amber and Steve Mostyn believe their jobs are simple -- to be relentless advocates for all clients of the Mostyn Law Firm, and to stand up for Texans seeking justice. Whether it's in the court house or the State Capitol, their fight is the same. 

The most important right of any Mostyn Law Firm client is the right to have their day in court and present their case before a jury of their peers. Steve's mission is to ensure that this right is never stolen. Unfortunately, there is a constant effort to weaken the rights of Mostyn Law clients, and other Texans who have been wronged, by denying their quest to be made whole again and provide protections to those who harm them. 

Steve and Amber's fight for justice for all Texans has been recognized across the state, and Steve was recently was listed as one of the "25 Most Powerful Texans" by Texas Monthly Magazine. While this distinction was not sought, one does not have to search long to see why it was bestowed. When he is not in Houston or  the Gulf Coast fighting for his clients, Steve can often be found in Austin, educating elected officials and decision makers in Texas about the challenges his clients have faced, and why certain measures would be dire -- not only to his clients -- but all Texans. The respect that he has gained with his constant advocacy stretches across party lines to Democrats and Republicans, which enables him to serve clients as few others in Texas are able. 

With Steve and Amber Mostyn, and the Mostyn Law Firm, clients can be sure that they are well represented in the Court Room and the halls of power in Austin. It is with their stories and struggles that lawmakers learn what changes can be made to ensure that Texans that encounter the same struggles in the future will receive fair treatment and might not have to suffer quiet as much.

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