Plano is an affluent suburb of Dallas, with an estimated population of 260,796.  Plano mostly lies in Collin County, but also extends into Denton County.  Plano boasts one of the lowest poverty rates and one of the best public school systems in the country.  Given these attributes, it’s no surprise that Plano has consistently topped national magazines’ lists of best places to live in the nation, and in 2008 was named “Most Affluent City” by the U.S. Census Bureau. In addition, finding Plano lawyers with LegalMatch is easy.

Major corporations such as UGS, Ericsson Inc, Frito-Lay, and Rent-A-Center drive Plano’s thriving economy.  Plano is also located close to the Telecom Corridor, a technology business hub located in Richardson, TX.  As a result, many telecommunications and semiconductor companies, including Telect, Inc. and Texas Instruments, find Plano an attractive place to call home.

Plano is also home to Southern Methodist University, a graduate school with programs in business, computers, engineering, and law.  SMU’s Dedman School of Law was recently named the number one law school in Texas in the Dear Dean Survey conducted by Texas Lawyer Magazine.  Dedman was honored in part for its diverse curriculum and comprehensive law library.

Recently, Dedman School of Law hosted its third conference chaired by U.S. Supreme Court Justices.  The conference, “Fair and Independent Courts:  A Conference on Judicial Independence, Selection and Accountability,” was led by Justice Stephen Breyer and retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, and was attended by such noted figures as Wallace Jefferson, Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court, and Carolyn Dineen King, Judge for the U,S, Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit.

Whether you need an immigration law, personal injury law, or estate planning lawyer, LegalMatch knows the right Plano lawyer for you.  LegalMatch will connect you – free of charge – with a pre-screened, reputable Plano lawyer who can steer your case through the Texas Court System, which includes the Plano Municipal Court, the Collin County Court at Law, and the Denton County Courts.

How does LegalMatch work?  Simply complete an online questionnaire, and let LegalMatch match you with one of the quality lawyers listed in its extensive database.  Besides seeking the assistance of a Plano lawyer, it may prove useful to read about your legal issue in the LegalMatch Online Library.

Moreover, you may learn about your case by visiting the following websites:

• Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas
• The Collin County Law Library
• Plano Bar Association
• The University of Texas Tarlton Law Library