Garcia & Gibbs Welcomes New Associate Attorney Alejandro Castellanos

Garcia & Gibbs, LLP is proud to welcome Alejandro Castellanos to the firm as a newly licensed associate attorney following his admission to the State Bar of Texas in October 2026.

Alejandro joins the firm's litigation team after graduating from the University of Houston Law Center, where he distinguished himself both in the classroom and in trial advocacy competitions. During law school, he served as President of the Criminal Law Association, competed on the University of Houston National Mock Trial Team, and earned recognition as the 2026 Death Match Champion.

Prior to joining Garcia & Gibbs, Alejandro gained valuable litigation experience through internships and clerkships with the Harris County District Attorney's Office, the Harris County Public Defender's Office, the University of Houston Law Center Criminal Defense Clinic, and Markovich Grover, where he worked on complex litigation matters and developed practical courtroom and advocacy skills.

A graduate of the University of North Texas, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Political Science magna cum laude, Alejandro has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to leadership, service, and academic excellence.

At Garcia & Gibbs, Alejandro will focus his practice on medical malpractice defense and healthcare litigation, working closely with the firm's attorneys to represent physicians, healthcare providers, and businesses throughout Texas.

"We are excited to welcome Alejandro to the firm," said partner Stacy Garcia. "His dedication to trial advocacy, strong work ethic, and passion for representing clients make him an outstanding addition to our team."

Please join us in congratulating Alejandro on this important professional milestone and welcoming him to the Garcia & Gibbs family. We look forward to watching his career grow and are confident he will provide exceptional service to our clients for years to come.

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