Charles Falck brings over a decade of litigation experience to Smith & Vinson Law Firm, where he serves as an associate attorney handling personal injury and criminal defense matters. After graduating magna cum laude from Wake Forest University in North Carolina, Charles moved to Texas to attend the University of Texas School of Law. While at UT, Charles was active in the trial advocacy and Mock Trial programs and interned at the Williamson County District Attorney's Office.

After graduation, Charles started his career at the Williamson County Attorney's Office, where he secured successful verdicts in dozens of jury trials and acted as the office's lead prosecutor in multiple County Courts of Law. Charles continued volunteering for the Mock Trial program at UT throughout his tenure at the Williamson County Attorney's Office.

In 2017, Charles moved to the Brazos County District Attorney's Office, where he both handled and tried felony cases of all levels and was responsible for half of the county's juvenile law docket. Charles then became a statewide prosecutor at the Office of the Attorney General, where he prosecuted public officials across all of Texas.

At Smith & Vinson, Charles applies the courtroom instincts and litigation skills developed over nearly a decade of trial work to the firm's personal injury practice — taking and defending depositions, drafting motions, and negotiating settlements on behalf of injured clients. He continues to represent clients in criminal defense matters as well. Charles is committed to a thorough, ethical, and passionate representation of his clients and will use his vast array of experiences across the State to secure the best outcome for his clients.

Education:

• University of Texas School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence
• Wake Forest University, Bachelor of Arts in English; minor in Economics

Bar Admissions:

• Texas

Professional Experience:

• Williamson County Attorney's Office, Assistant County Attorney
• Brazos District Attorney's Office, Assistant District Attorney
• Texas Attorney General's Office, Assistant Attorney General