H Mark Baggett

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Dallas City Attorney's Office

Dallas, TX

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About H Mark Baggett

Attorney Biography

Licensed for 31 years, H Mark Baggett is a Criminal Defense and Bankruptcy lawyer in Dallas Texas who attended Michael E. Moritz College of Law - The Ohio State University

Practice Areas

Criminal Defense (51%)

Bankruptcy (25%)

Business Bankruptcy (12%)

Consumer Bankruptcy (12%)

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Bar Licenses

Texas

Member in Good Standing

1990

Education

Michael E. Moritz College of Law - The Ohio State University

Juris Doctor

1985

Specialty Certifications

Board Certified Specialist
Bankruptcy Law - Business

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

1993

Board Certified Specialist
Bankruptcy Law - Consumer

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

1992

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H Mark Baggett
Dallas City Attorney's Office
1500 Marilla St 7BN
Dallas, TX 75201

Office: 214-671-8272

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