San Antonio trial attorney

Chase WhatMatters.

Focused counsel, personal attention, and trial-ready strategy for the legal matters that can change your family, freedom, finances, or future.

Chase W. ButlerFounder & Trial Attorney

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Choose what you’re facing.

Start with the problem in front of you. Butler Trial Law brings candid advice, direct access to your attorney, and a strategy built around what is actually at stake.

Parker Yuchinski, Chase Butler, Christopher Correa, and Samantha ‘Sammy’ Serna outside the Bexar County Courthouse
Parker Yuchinski, Chase Butler, Christopher Correa, and Samantha “Sammy” Serna outside the Bexar County Courthouse.

The Butler Trial Law team

Your case is led by Chase—and supported by a focused team.

Chase leads the legal strategy and client relationship. The Butler Trial Law team supports the preparation, organization, and follow-through behind the work.
Meet the team

From the first conversation

The strongest position is the one you prepare for.

Litigation is disciplined work: knowing the record, identifying risk, anticipating the other side, and explaining the case clearly and persuasively.

  1. 01

    Understand the stakes

    The work begins by listening closely—to the facts, the pressure points, and what a successful resolution means to you.

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    Build the record

    Evidence is developed methodically. Risks are identified early. Every decision is tied to a deliberate strategy.

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    Prepare for trial

    Serious preparation creates leverage. The firm works toward the best resolution while remaining ready to present the case.

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Prepared, responsive, and personally invested.

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San Antonio roots

Experience shaped in Texas courtrooms.

Historic Bexar County Courthouse in San Antonio
Chase W. Butler
Chase W. ButlerFounder & Trial Attorney

Chase Butler’s career has been spent inside the Texas legal system—as a prosecutor, advocate, and trial attorney.

Originally from Bonham and raised in a family of attorneys and elected judges, Chase learned early that the practice of law is grounded in hard work, faith, and personal relationships. He began his career as an Assistant District Attorney in Bexar County after interning for the Honorable Emilio M. Garza of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and serving on the St. Mary’s Law Journal.

Today, he represents clients in difficult, deeply personal matters with a straightforward commitment: know the case, communicate clearly, and be prepared to try it.

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