Geoffrey A. Borschow

Geoffrey A. Borschow, a distinguished attorney at Farah Law, operates out of both Houston and El Paso. He skillfully blends deep legal acumen with a compassionate advocacy approach in his practice focused on personal injury and wrongful death litigation. His skillset also extends to handling intricate matters involving first-party insurance claims, labor and employment disputes and asset forfeiture. Raised in the culturally rich surroundings of El Paso, his enduring connection to his roots profoundly shapes his commitment to justice and community service.

Mr. Borschow commenced his higher education at The University of Texas at El Paso, where he graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in political science in 2005. His academic pursuits continued with a master’s degree in political science, during which he also clerked for the Chapter 13 United States Bankruptcy Trustee, sparking his interest in a legal career. His journey in law took him to the South Texas College of Law Houston, where he distinguished himself academically and was awarded the Alex K. Silverman Memorial Scholarship. His time in law school was complemented by practical experience through clerking positions at several law firms across Texas.

In his legal practice, Mr. Borschow is renowned for his robust and strategic litigation skills, advocating passionately for his clients. He has successfully handled numerous cases, consistently achieving favorable outcomes for individuals and families affected by injuries and wrongful deaths. His thorough understanding of the law and commitment to his clients have established him as a formidable presence in the courtroom.

Mr. Borschow’s professional involvement extends beyond his practice. He is an active member of both the Texas Bar Association and the El Paso Bar Association, as well as the Texas and El Paso Young Lawyers Associations. His dedication to community service is evident through his roles at St. George Orthodox Church in El Paso, where he serves as a board member and officer and teaches Sunday school.