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While serving in the Texas Army National Guard, raising a family and working at NASA, Rick attended the University of Houston - Bates Law Center. He sat for the Bar exam early, and while still in law school, received both his law degree and law license in May 1992. Upon becoming licensed to practice law, he initially practiced with a prominent Bryan law firm. He then started his own law practice in 1995 and quickly established himself as an aggressive and strategic lawyer. In 1998, he ran for and was elected Judge of Brazos County Court at Law No. 2. With the encouragement of several lawyers who appreciated his hard work on the Bench. He ran for and was elected Judge of the 272nd District Court in 2000, and was re-elected to that post in 2004. As a Judge, he was known as a positive judicial force with high energy and wise decision-making ability. Rick ranked highest among the District Judges in the 2006 Brazos County Bar Association poll, the last poll conducted before he left the bench to return to private practice. Rick has gained valuable insight into a multitude of legal problems that people may face. His broad background has equipped him with the analytical skills necessary to tackle complex legal issues while still providing efficient and personalized strategies. He is widely known and respected for his integrity and fairness. Rick's work and experience on both sides of the bench have benefited many in Bryan and College Station, Texas, and throughout the Brazos Valley. In 2007, Rick published his first book, “The Prison Sermons,” a collection of messages that offer inspiration and hope to inmates as well as to their families and friends. Rick is passionate about fairness and equal justice under the law. His record as a judge proves that he is a man of integrity. His record as a lawyer proves that he is tough and competent.

Don Dawson graduated from the University of Texas with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and acquired his Juris Doctor from the South Texas College of Law. He has been licensed to practice law since 1974 and is admitted to practice in the states of Michigan and Texas. Don began his legal career in Houston, Texas, where he worked for five years with the Harris County Prosecutor’s Office, before moving to Michigan, where he continued to work as a Prosecutor in Oakland County. Thereafter he went to work in private firms as a defense civil litigation attorney in the Metro Detroit area, eventually forming his own firm, Dawson & Clark, P.C. Throughout his career as a defense attorney, he has litigated and tried extremely complex matters in the areas of product liability (automotive and other), medical malpractice, and employment disputes. As a result of his impressive trial record, clients have sought his services throughout the country. Don has litigated cases in 45 states and tried cases in 30 states. Throughout his career, he served as national counsel for automotive companies on cases involving the following issues: rollover, roof crush, seat back failure, transmission systems (park-to-reverse), fuel systems, side-impacts, and general crashworthiness. He has litigated and tried many general litigation cases, both locally and nationally, involving complex issues such as the cause and origin of fires. His medical malpractice experience includes trials relating to, among many other things, birth trauma. Finally, he represented a client on a massive class action with potential damages in the area of $2 billion. Don’s lengthy and diverse experience as a civil defense attorney equips him with a unique advantage in litigating and trying cases on behalf of plaintiffs. His vast knowledge allows him to view cases from both perspectives to get his clients the best possible result. Since Don joined Fieger Law in 2018, he has had multiple settlements of over $1 million. Don has been married for over 30 years and has four children. In his spare time, he loves to play golf with his family and friends.

John W. Day is a Santa Fe attorney who practices in criminal defense, civil litigation and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. Prior to John Day Law, John had a successful tenure as a partner in one of Santa Fe\'s oldest and largest law firms where he practiced in the same areas of criminal defense, civil litigation and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. John has represented clients in courts throughout New Mexico. He has successfully defended cases involving national security clearance matters, white-collar offenses, homicide, violent crime, and drug offenses, among others. He has provided personalized legal representation to families and institutions with special legal problems and crisis situations, both here and abroad. John’s prior careers as Deputy District Attorney in northern New Mexico and as an award-winning investigative reporter covering political corruption in the Southern U.S. have served him well in the field of law. John’s family began cattle ranching in New Mexico in the 19th century, and founded the (now-ghost) town of Dayton, New Mexico, in Eddy County. He graduated from Harvard University in 1985 with a degree in history, focusing on New Mexico’s past, and earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of New Mexico in 1995