2024 -14th Court of Appeals, Place 8

No Primary Race in March
November General Election Race only

Court & PlaceDemocratRepublicanNotes/Other

Margaret “Meg” Poissant*
(D-Houston)

Brad Hart (R-Houston)


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Texas Bar Card Number1608810050511832
Campaign Mailing AddressMeg Poissant Campaign
PO Box 130469
Houston, TX 77219
Brad Hart Campaign
4321 Kingwood Drive #525
Kingwood, Texas 77339
Campaign Contactpoissantforjustice@gmail.comBradhartcampaign@gmail.com
Campaign Websitepoissantforjustice.comreturnjudgebradhart.com
Social Media Linksfacebook
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Current OccupationJustice
14th Court of Appeals
Place 8
2019-present
Division Chief
Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office
2018-current
Years of Texas Residency
JD School & YearUniversity of Houston
1984
South Texas College of Law
1997
Other EducationB.S., LeMoyne College
Syracuse, NY
1980
Baylor University
1993
Year of State Bar Licensure1985 (Texas)
2017 (New York)
Legal Experience - NonjudicialPoissant Law Firm (1985-2018)
Representing clients on both sides of the docket. Cases involve a variety of issues, including personal injury, wrongful death, premises liability, chemical exposure, and medical malpractice; commercial litigation, including DTPA, real estate, breach of contract and fraud matters. Representation of homeowners associations in various matters. Drafting of contracts and contract negotiation, probate matters, administrative law, criminal defense, family law, mediation, and employment law.

Pritchard, Poissant & Nguyen
Focused on civil litigation in all areas
Harris County District Attorney
Jury Trial Experienceover 100 trials
Appellate Judicial ExperienceJustice
14th Court of Appeals
Place 8
2019-present
Other Judicial Experience230th District Court
2013-2018
Board Certifications
Courts Admitted
Honors and AwardsAV Preeminent-rated, Martindale Hubbell“Judge of the Year” by the Texas Gang Investigators Association (TGIA)
Prior Elections
Most Recent Bar Polls2024
778
56%
2024
622
44%
Key Endorsements (Max 5)
Judicial Philosophy (Max 250 words)
Misc
Date Submitted by CandidateGathered from public sourcesGathered from public sources

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