James Howard

James Howard is an Adjunct Professor at Baylor Law School, teaching advanced transactional law practice. He is a seasoned business attorney with expertise in corporate law, real estate, estate planning, and regulatory compliance for credit unions, telecommunications, and insurance sectors. He advises national and multinational companies, small businesses, and high-net-worth individuals.

Education:

• Baylor University School of Law (J.D., 2011, cum laude)
• Louisiana State University Shreveport (B.A. Political Science, 2008, magna cum laude)

Research Focus: Entity formation, governance, and tax implications in business structures. His published works analyze Series LLCs and liability frameworks for partnerships in Texas.

Awards:

• Dean’s Academic Scholarship
• William R. Trail Award
• Executive Editor of Baylor Law Review (2009–2011)

Professional Contributions: Teaches small business law at Austin Community College and lectures on technology-related transactions. Maintains a robust estate planning practice for business owners and executives.