Dallas Boyle

Dallas Jagneaux Boyle focuses her practice on commercial litigation representing property owners, investors, developers, financial institutions and private lenders, landlords, and businesses in disputes involving commercial leases, loans and guaranty agreements, construction contracts, business partnership disputes, trusts and estates, fraud, and land-use restrictions in both Texas state and federal courts.

Dallas supports clients from initial intake through trial and appeal. She also has experience representing creditors in bankruptcy proceedings and handling the adversary proceedings that may arise.

Dallas has secured multiple significant victories for her clients, including summary judgments in commercial lease disputes—one resulting in an $830,000 judgment plus attorneys’ fees—and favorable settlements in mediations involving commercial and construction-related agreements.

Prior to practicing law, Dallas worked in staffing and corporate recruiting for major energy companies, giving her valuable insight into business operations and client service expectations.

Dallas also sits on the Board of Directors for the Woodland Heights Civic Association where she advises on the Association’s bylaws, enforcement of deed restrictions, and funding.

Dallas earned her J.D., cum laude, from South Texas College of Law Houston, where she was active in advocacy competitions and served in numerous leadership roles, including President of the Aggie Law Students Association and Senior Langdell Scholar for Evidence. She holds a B.S. in Economics from Texas A&M University, where she co-founded Women in Economics. She is admitted to practice in Texas, as well as the U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of Texas.