A Serious Offense. A Serious Defense.

With a 39-year history of success, Mario Del Prado is a renowned criminal attorney in San Antonio, Texas, who has won cases involving anything from capital murder to sexual offenses. He is trustworthy, exceptionally qualified, and proven in combat. Mario is qualified as a Criminal Law Expert by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a distinction held by fewer than 1% of all Texas lawyers. Courts, prosecutors, and peers acknowledge Mario as an expert in the representation and defense of the accused. Go for something other than the cheapest representation regarding your future, your family’s future, and everyone else who might depend on you. Look for a litigator with experience, quality, and real-world results.

Qualifications

  • Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist – Texas Board of Legal Specialization (a certification held by fewer than 1% of all lawyers in Texas)
  • Board Certified Criminal Trial Specialist – National Board of Trial Advocacy
  • Texas Super Lawyer – multiple years (a recognition given to fewer than 5% of all lawyers in Texas)
  • Chief of Criminal Trial Division – Office of the Bexar County District Attorney
  • Chief of Major Crimes Division – Office of the Bexar County District Attorney

Speak with Del Prado Law Right Now The ideal moment to hire a lawyer to represent you was yesterday; the current moment is second best! Should you be accused of:

Biography 
Before I defended the accused, I spent years building the State’s most serious cases. As Chief of the Major Crimes Division at the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office, I was on the trial team (Chief of the Major Crimes Unit) in the county’s first death-penalty case in five years. I learned how the State picks its theory, how it prepares its witnesses, and how it asks a jury for the ultimate punishment. I know where those cases are strong, and I know where they break. Today I bring that knowledge to one side only: yours.
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