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Reggie London

Licensed in TX

Biography

Texas Bar verified. Reggie London (Texas Bar No. 24043514) and Njeri London (Texas Bar No. 24043266) are the co-founding partners of L and L Law Group, PLLC — based at 5899 Preston Rd, Suite 101 in Frisco, Texas (Collin County), with many 5-star Google reviews, and available 24/7 for criminal defense consultations. Former Dallas County prosecutor turned criminal defense co-founder. Reggie tries cases that other attorneys settle — bringing the State’s playbook with him to every defense table he sits at. Reggie builds his cases backwards from the courtroom — reading every offense report, lab notice, and bodycam frame the way a jury will, and pressing the State on the parts that do not survive cross-examination. Reggie London co-founded L and L Law Group with the conviction that a person facing the State should not feel like the smallest party in the room. He built his practice in the Dallas County criminal courts as an Assistant District Attorney and now appears across the entire nine-county DFW footprint — in trial divisions, magistrate hearings, suppression dockets, and ALR review panels. His approach is structural. Before a plea offer is on the table, Reggie has already mapped the State's case on a whiteboard: the stop, the search, the science, the chain of custody, the witness who is going to crumble on cross. The work is in the motion practice — the parts of a case the average defendant never sees and the parts where most cases actually break. Reggie is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas. He has carried federal drug-conspiracy and firearms files through guideline calculations, safety-valve eligibility analysis, and downward-departure briefing. On the state side, his DWI practice covers everything from a first-offense Class B misdemeanor through felony intoxication assault under Texas Penal Code §49.07.

Education

  • Juris Doctor — Texas Southern University
  • Thurgood Marshall School of Law Bachelor of Arts — University of Houston-Downtown