Member Snapshot

SNAPSHOT OF OUR APIS MEMBERS IN 2024-2025

Sex

  • Male: 212 (48%)
  • Female: 231 (52%)

Race/Ethnicity

  • White: 34 (8%)
  • Black/African American: 4 (<1%)
  • Hispanic/Latino: 7 (2%)
  • Asian/Pacific Islander: 347 (81%)
  • American Indian/Alaska Native: 1 (<1%)
  • Two or More Races: 22 (5%)
  • Other Race: 11 (3%)

Years Licensed

  • 2 or less years: 56 (13%)
  • 3 to 6 years: 67 (15%)
  • 7 to 10 years: 58 (13%)
  • 11 to 15 years: 72 (16%)
  • 16 to 20 years: 66 (15%)
  • 21 to 25 years: 40 (9%)
  • Over 25 years: 86 (19%)
  • Median Years Licensed: 13

Age

  • 21 to 25 years: 1 (<1%)
  • 26 to 30 years: 51 (12%)
  • 31 to 35 years: 60 (14%)
  • 36 to 40 years: 70 (16%)
  • 41 to 45 years: 75 (17%)
  • 46 to 50 years: 63 (14%)
  • 51 to 55 years: 58 (13%)
  • 56 to 60 years: 23 (5%)
  • 61 to 65 years: 22 (5%)
  • More than 65 years: 16 (4%)
  • Median Age: 43

Metro Area (Location)

  • Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX: 164 (37%)
  • Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX: 143 (32%)
  • Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX: 90 (20%)
  • San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX: 10 (2%)
  • Amarillo, TX: 1 (<1%)
  • Brownsville-Harlingen, TX: 1 (<1%)
  • Laredo, TX: 1 (<1%)
  • Tyler, TX: 1 (<1%)
  • Non-Metro: 2 (<1%)
  • Out-of-State: 31 (7%)
  • Out-of-Country: 1 (<1%)

Law School Attended

  • Baylor: 13 (3%)
  • St. Mary’s: 15 (4%)
  • SMU Dedman/Southern Methodist: 54 (13%)
  • South Texas: 29 (7%)
  • Texas Southern: 3 (<1%)
  • Texas Tech: 6 (1%)
  • Texas A&M/Formerly Texas Wesleyan: 6 (1%)
  • University of Houston: 55 (13%)
  • University of Texas: 80 (19%)
  • UNT Dallas/North Texas School of Law: 1 (<1%)
  • Out-of-State/Other Law School: 162 (38%)

Primary Occupation

  • Private Practitioners: 203 (62%)
  • Government Attorney: 19 (6%)
  • Full-Time Judge: 5 (2%)
  • Law Faculty: 2 (<1%)
  • Corporate/In-House Counsel: 73 (22%)
  • Other Law Related: 10 (3%)
  • Other Non-Law Related: 9 (3%)
  • Public Interest Lawyer: 7 (2%)
  • Unemployed-Looking: 1 (<1%)
  • Unemployed-Not Looking: 1 (<1%)

Private Practitioners – Firm Size

  • Solo Practitioners: 19 (9%)
  • 2 to 5 attorneys: 33 (16%)
  • 6 to 10 attorneys: 13 (6%)
  • 11 to 24 attorneys: 16 (8%)
  • 25 to 40 attorneys: 11 (5%)
  • 41 to 60 attorneys: 4 (2%)
  • More than 60 attorneys: 78 (38%)
  • Not Specified: 29 (14%)

Board Certifications

  • Board Certified Attorneys: 13 (3%)
  • Attorneys Not Board Certified: 432 (97%)
  • Attorneys Board Certified in One Area: 13 (3%)
  • Attorneys Board Certified in Two Areas: 0
  • Attorneys Board Certified in Three or More Areas: 0

Attorneys Board Certified In:

  • Commercial Real Estate Law: 1 (<1%)
  • Criminal Law: 1 (<1%)
  • Family Law: 3 (<1%)
  • Health Law: 1 (<1%)
  • Immigration & Nationality Law: 2 (<1%)
  • Labor & Employment Law: 3 (<1%)
  • Personal Injury Trial Law: 1 (<1%)
  • Worker’s Compensation Law: 1 (<1%)

Areas of Practice

  • Administrative and Public: 22 (5%)
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution: 9 (2%)
  • Antitrust: 0
  • Appellate: Civil: 14 (3%)
  • Appellate: Criminal: 2 (<1%)
  • Arbitration: 4 (<1%)
  • Aviation: 3 (<1%)
  • Bankruptcy: 16 (4%)
  • Business: 125 (28%)
  • Civil Rights: 8 (2%)
  • Collaborative Law: 2 (<1%)
  • Construction: 21 (5%)
  • Consumer: 12 (3%)
  • Contracts: 40 (9%)
  • Creditor-Debtor: 16 (4%)
  • Criminal: 13 (3%)
  • Disability Law: 6 (1%)
  • Elder Law: 2 (<1%)
  • Entertainment: 5 (1%)
  • Environmental: 6 (1%)
  • Ethics-Legal Malpractice: 4 (<1%)
  • Family: 18 (4%)
  • Finance: 27 (6%)
  • Government/Administrative: 29 (7%)
  • Health Care: 31 (7%)
  • Immigration: 36 (8%)
  • Insurance: 25 (6%)
  • Intellectual Property: 67 (15%)
  • International: 31 (7%)
  • Juvenile: 2 (<1%)
  • Labor-Employment: 38 (9%)
  • Law Office Management: 2 (<1%)
  • Legislative / Campaign: 4 (<1%)
  • Litigation: Commercial: 81 (18%)
  • Litigation: Personal Injury: 40 (9%)
  • Mediation: 4 (<1%)
  • Military: 5 (1%)
  • Non-Profits: 13 (3%)
  • Oil, Gas and Energy Resources Law: 32 (7%)
  • Other: 23 (5%)
  • Public Utility: 2 (<1%)
  • Real Estate: 39 (9%)
  • School Law: 8 (2%)
  • Securities Law: 21 (5%)
  • Social Security Law: 2 (<1%)
  • Taxation: 19 (4%)
  • Technology: 43 (10%)
  • Wills-Trusts-Probate: 19 (4%)
  • Workers’ Compensation: 1 (<1%)