Forrest Good graduated from St. Mary’s School of Law. He was an Octa-Finalist in the Linda and Dave Schlueter 2017 First Year Moot Court Competition and a staff writer for The Scholar: St. Mary’s Law Review on Race and Social Justice, receiving the Volume 20 Staff Writer Excellence Award. He clerked at various firms, including Bryant Law PC and Fahle Han PLLC, working in civil litigation, contracts, personal injury, tort, technology, and criminal defense. Forrest completed his undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, a focus in Digital Communication, and a minor in Business Administration. Forrest Good has been an Associate Attorney at both a Civil and Criminal law firm. He has practiced in District, County, JP, and Municipal courts to zealously advocate for his clients. This unique skill set allows him to create his own dynamic and creative law office. Forrest believes it's necessary within the modern cultural and economic zeitgeist to fight for justice against those who wish to restrict and confine the rights promised to us by the Constitution.Forrest's photography hung in a Southtown art gallery featured in Fotoseptiembre™ and enjoys playing guitar. He admires attorneys like William Kunstler and Clarence Darrow. He enjoys reading, researching, and discussing the nature of justice and the role of lawyers in achieving it, as well as authors like David Foster Wallace, Kafka, and Jean Baudrillard.