Nacogdoches is the seat of Nacogdoches County and home of Stephen F. Austin State University. Nacogdoches made national news in February of 2003 when much of the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster fell over the town. Nacogdoches has many hiking trails and nature preserves that are frequented by locals and visitors alike.

A population of reputable lawyers also calls Nacogdoches home. Lawyers in Nacogdoches normally take lots of different cases, typical ones include divorce, chapter 7 bankruptcy, probate, personal injury, and criminal cases like DUI and assault charges.

Alfred Stankiewicz recently filed a personal injury lawsuit against Nacogdoches company GB Industrial Battery after being pinned to a wall by their Linde EW-80 model forklift. Stankiewicz argues that the forklift was inadequately designed because it failed to prevent or shut off after a “forceful impact to the operator.” He’s seeking an unspecified amount for medical expenses, pain and suffering, impairment, loss of earning, disfigurement, and other associated ailments.

If you have a personal injury or wrongful termination lawsuit to file in Nacogdoches then you will be heading to the Nacogdoches County District Court. Texas District Courts are responsible for deciding juvenile, criminal, civil, family, and administrative agency appeals among other cases. If you have a visa, citizenship, or deportation case in Nacogdoches then the U.S. Immigration Court will be your destination.

For more information on Nacogdoches lawyers and courts, please check out the links below:

• City of Nacogdoches, Texas
• Nacogdoches County, Texas
• U.S. District Court, Texas
• Texas Bar Associations