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Meet Ross Mcmullin
About Ross McMullin
Ross McMullin is a skilled leader with extensive experience in the private, nonprofit, and public sectors. By using a unique, innovative approach to resolving matters, Ross has worked with hundreds of businesses and individuals across Texas to identify and solve their legal problems. Ross graduated from Texas A&M University School of Law while working full-time and raising a young family. His practice areas include construction law and business law.
Before practicing law, Ross served as a staff member in the United States Senate where he identified opportunities to better serve our nation’s veterans and taxpayers. Early in his career, he was selected to serve in the Governor’s Fellowship Program—a highly sought-after opportunity that trains future leaders in public policy, state agency administration, and legislative affairs. Since then, Ross has served in multiple state agencies and has worked with some of the nation’s preeminent leaders and nonprofit organizations. Ross completed his undergraduate studies at Purdue University where he earned Bachelor’s Degrees in Secondary Education and Political Science.
His passion for improving his community extends beyond his professional career. Ross has served in roles including city councilman and youth basketball coach. He has also volunteered for organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters, Habitat for Humanity, and Rotary International.
Ross and his wife Katie live in Keller, Texas, along with their four children Gracie, Kalynn, Owen, and Addison.
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