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read moreThe roots of Boyle & Lowry go back to 1975 when John F.Boyle Jr. partnered with Ray Hutchison to form the law firm of Hutchison, Price, Boyle, and Brooks in Dallas. That law firm was the first in Texas to represent public entities collectively as general counsel, special counsel and as bond counsel. In 1995 John F. Boyle Jr. and L. Stanton Lowry formed Boyle & Lowry for the continuation of the practice of local government and municipal law. At Boyle & Lowry, we believe in doing what we do best: getting positive results for public entities.

read moreOur lawyers represent municipalities and local governmental entities in all types of litigation. We have successfully represented municipalities and local governments, its officials and employees both at the trial court and appellate court levels, including courts of appeals across the state of Texas, in the Texas Supreme Court and before the United States Supreme Court. Although costly litigation is something we try to help our clients avoid, when litigation occurs, developing and implementing an effective, efficient strategy is key.

read moreOur lawyers serve as bond, public finance and underwriters counsel to municipalities and local governments throughout Texas. Financing is a crucial component of any public or economic development project, and our law firm has the knowledge to structure and issue the financial instruments such as bonds and tax exempt financing. Boyle & Lowry has been listed in the Bond Buyer's Municipal Marketplace throughout our existence. Boyle & Lowry is one of the few law firms that can represent municipalities and local governments through every stage of a public or economic development project, from the creation of regulatory ordinances, to the issue of bonds, to the contracting and procurement process.