Jacey S. Dubois

Jacey S. DuBois is a civil litigation attorney with a strong West Texas foundation and a passion for advocacy. A native of Lubbock, Texas, Jacey earned her undergraduate degree from Texas Tech University, where she studied Agricultural Communications and minored in Animal Science. Her early experience working as a clerk for Lubbock County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, and as a file clerk for Craig, Terrill, Hamm, Grossman & Erwin LLP (CTHG&E) inspired her to pursue a career in law.

Jacey earned her J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law, where she distinguished herself both academically and in advocacy. She was a member of the Texas Tech Law Review and competed nationally on Texas Tech’s moot court teams, earning recognition as a semi-finalist at the ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition. In recognition of her excellence in oral advocacy, Jacey was awarded the Donald M. Hunt Outstanding Barrister Award—one of the law school’s highest honors for courtroom advocacy.

During law school, Jacey continued her work with CTHG&E as a law clerk. Upon graduation, she joined the firm as an associate attorney, where she focuses her practice on civil litigation. Known for her strong work ethic, clear communication, and commitment to her clients, Jacey is proud to serve individuals and businesses across Texas.

In her spare time, Jacey enjoys spending time with her husband, Nathan, and their daughter.