Adam B. LeCrone

Adam B. LeCrone, Director at LeCrone Law Firm, P.C., serves clients throughout North Texas in personal injury litigation and business litigation. He handles cases involving insurance matters, as well as business law and formation. He has also represented clients in cases regarding automobile liability, personal liability, property-related matters. Although Mr. LeCrone may attempt to mediate cases or use methods of alternative dispute resolution, he will litigate cases when necessary, in either local or federal courts.  Having tried over 300 cases, Adam uses his extensive trial experience to assist his mediation clients in assessing risk during mediations.  In addition to his trial practice, Mr. LeCrone is a seasoned mediator with a success rate of 90 percent in more than 6000 cases.

After completing his law degree at Baylor University, Mr. LeCrone became a member of the State Bar of Texas and the Oklahoma Bar Association. He belongs to the Dallas Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the Grayson County Bar Association where he previously served the group as both vice president and president. He was also a member of the Grayson County Young Lawyers Association, where he formerly served as treasurer and vice president.  

Mr. LeCrone is a member of ABOTA - American Board of Trial Advocates with the highest rank of Advocate and has been honored with an AV Preeminent Rated by Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review (the organization's highest level of moral and professional excellence that an attorney may be awarded). Further, Mr. LeCrone has been recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer from 2008-2025 as well as a Member of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals 2026.  Adam has been voted by D Magazine as one of the BEST LAWYERS in Dallas (2019 to 2025).  

Before starting his own firm, he worked as an assistant district attorney for Grayson County. He also served on several boards of directors for several groups, including Habitat for Humanity, Grayson County Rehabilitation Center and True Options Pregnancy Care Center. His community work involves working with the Kiwanis Club of Sherman and the Boy Scouts of America. In addition, he volunteered in the community as a basketball and soccer coach.