SAN ANGELO, TX — William J. Gober recently joined Smith-Rose-Finley PC as an associate attorney in the San Angelo law firm.
Gober’s practice focuses on Business and Corporate Law, Estate Planning and Probate, Oil and Gas Law, Real Estate Law, Landowner Legal Issues, and Renewable Energy Law.
A fourth-generation West Texan, Will was born and raised in San Angelo, the son of Dwain and Susan Gober. He graduated from San Angelo Central High School.
Will attended Baylor University for both his undergraduate and law degrees. He graduated from Baylor in 2018 with a degree in Supply Chain Management and minor in Leadership Studies.
At Baylor Law, Will served as student body president while simultaneously participating in Baylor’s third year Practice Court litigation program.
After graduating law school in 2021, he worked in the litigation section of a downtown Fort Worth law firm. Will returned to San Angelo in July 2023.
Will is a member of the State Bar of Texas.
The Smith-Rose-Finley law firm has served San Angelo and West Texas clients for more than 70 years. As a general practice law firm, Smith-Rose-Finley represents clients in every phase of life, from ranch purchases, to business formation, to land and oil and gas transactions, to civil litigation, to guardianship, estate planning and probate matters.
The firm’s ability to continuously provide a full range of legal services has led to long-standing relationships with their clients over several generations. The firm takes pride in serving many clients for 40 years or more.
Smith-Rose-Finley areas of practice
- Landowner and real estate law
- Business, tax, and corporate law
- Civil and personal law
- Estate planning and probate
Phone: (325) 653-6721
Office address:
521 W. Beauregard
San Angelo, TX 76903
Mailing address:
P.O. Box 2540
San Angelo, TX 76902
Website:
SmithRose.com
The firm notes there are several benefits to working with a smaller law firm with deep experience. Those benefits include:
- A more personal touch. Client relations with a smaller firm are typically handled one-on-one between the client and their attorney, which allows communications to flow efficiently.
- Smaller firms have more flexibility in the types of cases they take.
- With a smaller staff, the office is able to work in a collaborative effort to provide the most efficient and comprehensive approach to their client’s legal issues.
- Smaller firms usually have more flexibility with their schedules, and are more able to provide personalized legal services according to each client’s specific needs.
- Lower costs. Larger firms have a larger overhead, which leads them to charge more for their legal services. Smaller firms are usually able to provide more affordable services for the same amount of work.
- Smaller local firms understand the community, the local practices and the nuances of the area.
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