Alderman, Myles H.

Robert Alderman, Jr. has been actively involved in a civil litigation practice for the past 25 years in both the state and federal Courts of East Texas. The litigation matters have been predominantly defense oriented, though not limited to a defense practice, and involve a broad spectrum of personal injury litigation arising from vehicle accidents, product manufacture, design and use, and premises conditions, single party and multi-party. Motor vehicle litigation includes automobile and trucking. Injury issues range from minor injuries to catastrophic injuries, including paralysis and death. Additional litigation areas are governmental entities, civil rights, and employment law.

Mr. Alderman also pursues a family law practice , including divorce, custody, modification of existing court orders, adoption and termination.

Not only has Mr. Alderman had an active trial practice, but he has also been involved in professional associations, community activities and family. Professional activities include Bar Association, Texas Association of Defense Counsel, and continuing legal education. Community activities include coaching of youth baseball and soccer, including post-season and tournament teams in both sports; Angelina County Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Lufkin and Lufkin Host Noon Lions Club. He also has been supportive of Baylor University, having served as an Area Director of the Baylor Alumni Association.