Cade Browning

Cade Browning dedicates his legal practice to litigation, with a specialization in personal injury trial law. He holds board certification from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and is licensed to practice in both Texas and Oklahoma.

Born in Lucas, Texas, Cade has a rich background in raising and training cutting horses, a tradition he continues at his ranch in Coronado's Camp with his wife, Katie, and their sons, Barrett and Bede. He is an alumnus of Texas A&M University and the Baylor University School of Law, where he was twice elected President of the Student Bar Association.

Professionally, Cade has served as President of the Abilene Bar Association and the Abilene Young Lawyers Association. His peers recognized him as Abilene's Outstanding Young Lawyer, and he was voted Runner-Up Best Attorney in Abilene by the readers of the Abilene Reporter-News. Cade also represented a thirty-four county area in West Texas on the Texas Young Lawyers Association's Board of Directors for four years.

Cade is active on several State Bar Committees, including the Litigation Council for the Litigation Section, the Grievance Committee, and the Local Bar Services Committee. In 2009, the Texas Bar Foundation named him a Fellow, a rare honor awarded to only 10 percent of Texas attorneys. He is now a Life Fellow of the Foundation.

In his local community, Cade contributes significantly to Abilene and West Texas. He serves on the board of trustees for the Grace Museum, Taylor County Expo Center, St. John's Episcopal School, and the Big Country Health Education Center. Additionally, he co-chairs the Rhinestone Round-Up during the Western Heritage Classic. Cade's past board memberships include the Abilene Preservation League, Abilene Community Foundation- Future Fund, Texas Frontier Heritage and Cultural Center Advisory Board, and Abilene A&M Club.