Ted Liggett

Ted Liggett, a distinguished trial lawyer based in Lubbock, Texas, has dedicated over two decades to advocating for those who have suffered physical injuries or injustices due to negligence or intentional actions. His primary focus lies in personal injury litigation, where he has successfully resolved thousands of cases, either through jury verdicts or settlements. His expertise spans a wide array of areas, including wrongful death, oil field accidents, medical malpractice, and vehicle accidents, among others.

Ted Liggett is also known for his role as the personal attorney for Mike Leach, a celebrated figure in Texas Tech's football history. Their professional relationship, spanning over a decade, continues to thrive with promising developments ahead. Additionally, Ted recently concluded a nearly ten-year tenure as Chancellor to the Most Reverend Bishop Wallace Ohl and the Episcopal Diocese of Northwest Texas.

Ted's academic background includes an undergraduate degree in Political Science and English from Southern Methodist University, where he was honored by the Golden Key Honor Society. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Texas Tech University School of Law, excelling in the Advocacy Programs and becoming one of only three second-year students invited to the Board of Barristers Society.

His professional achievements have been recognized with numerous accolades, including being voted Best of Lubbock's Best Attorney in 2006 and Best Law Firm from 2012 to 2018. He also received the Reader's Choice Award from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal from 2012 to 2017.