Joe co-founded Stevens & Malone, LLP in 2007. Prior to moving to Wimberley in 2006, Joe practiced law in Chicago at two busy litigation firms. Joe focuses his practice primarily in the areas of real estate and title law, business transactional law, business formations, wills, general estate planning and probate. Joe considers it a privilege to live and work in Wimberley, Texas and be a member of its great community. Joe currently serves as a member of the Wimberley Independent School District Board of Trustees, is a Director of the Wimberley Education Foundation, also having served as its past President, and is a Director of the Wimberley Valley Habitat for Humanity.

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Tim Maloney is a lifelong resident of San Antonio, Texas. His entire family, including 4 brothers and sisters, his mother, his father, nieces and nephews, and cousins, are all attorneys. Tim’s father was legendary trial attorney Pat Maloney. Pat was considered one of, if not the best, trial attorney in the United States. He was elected president of the Inner Circle of Advocates, the most prestigious legal organization in the nation. Tim graduated from Holmes High School, then went on to the University of Texas. As an undergraduate, Tim worked at the state Capitol during three legislative sessions on the Natural Resource Committee, as an administrative aide for Rep. Robert Valle, and also on the Liquor Regulation committee. After graduating from UT, Tim went to St. Mary’s law school. During Law School, Tim actually opened a very successful sports management company and was one of the pioneers of opening up the European market for American players. Upon graduation from St. Mary’s Tim began working with brother Mike and almost immediately went to work in the Courtroom. Achieving numerous jury verdicts, Tim opened his own law firm with one paralegal, building his practice from scratch. Within 3 years, Tim achieved several million-dollar verdicts and awards. Taking the lead in a national consumer fraud securities case, Tim acting as lead counsel was able to recover over 25 million dollars for his elderly clients. Tim also took on the nation’s largest pharmaceutical companies and once again recovered millions of dollars for his clients. Perhaps one of Tim’s strengths is his versatility in all areas of trial. For example, Tim was asked to be lead counsel in a civil rights case involving the death of six prisoners who were burned to death while being transported in Ford Econoline van in a small town in Tennessee. The insurance companies told Tim that prisoners in Tennessee just weren’t worth a whole lot. Tim tried the case in Federal District Court in Nashville. The jury awarded over 17 million in the first trial and over 20 million in the second. It was the highest personal injury award in state history. Perhaps one of the proudest moments in Tim’s career was when he was asked to represent a Bexar County Judge whose daughter died horribly in a car accident. Seven law firms rejected the case. Tim and his brother Pat tried the case to verdict. The jury awarded 6.8 million dollars. Recently Tim has achieved incredible results for his clients. As a San Antonio truck accident attorney, he recovered eight million for a young man killed by an 18-wheeler. Six million for a woman who was injured by a commercial vehicle. Eight hundred and ninety-five thousand for parents whose son was shot by the police.