Jack Reed
Business / Contracts, Business Formation, Nonprofits (Transactional)
Flower Mond, Texas
Personal Introduction
Gaines, Goodspeed & Juba, P.C. is My Church Law Firm, a full-service, client-centered and cost-effective national law firm centrally located in Flower Mound, Texas—just 15 minutes from the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Our church law attorneys have dedicated their practices exclusively to serving churches, private schools, and nonprofit ministries. Because My Church Law Firm is missionally focused solely on the religious community, your legal matters will be handled with the urgency, skill, and care that your church, school, or ministry deserves.
Practice Composition
Transactional
Education
Practice Summary
I bring over five years of business experience and am adept at solving complex, day-to-day challenges. As an East Texas Baptist University graduate in December 2020 with a bachelor’s in business and having played on the football team as a wide receiver, I have a strong foundation in practical business solutions and academic rigor. After graduating from East Texas Baptist University, I attended Liberty University School of Law in the Fall of 2021. During this time, I honed my analytical skills through participation in a moot court competition, negotiation tournament, and mock trials to sharpen my legal reasoning and advocacy abilities. I served in six law school societies, benefiting from exposure to various legal perspectives and expertise from seasoned professionals. I helped launch the Blockchain Legal Society, which focused on providing insight into the burgeoning legal field of technology. I graduated from Liberty University School of Law in May of 2024. My combination of business acumen and legal training positions me to offer insightful, multifaceted solutions to clients’ legal needs. I serve my clients through litigation and transactional matters across various topics and issues.
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