Jon Martz

Jon Martz is an attorney at Simmons Hanly Conroy, where he reviews documents for the firm’s opioid litigation department.

With over a decade of experience, Jon brings an abundance of knowledge and insight to his role at the firm. He is committed to preparing strong cases for clients harmed by corporate negligence.

A Keen Attention to Detail

Jon has handled a wide range of civil litigation cases throughout his career, demonstrating his ability to effectively navigate complex legal landscapes.

He has served as a project manager on multiple reviews involving extensive document analysis, including asbestos lawsuits and matters related to opioid litigation.

Jon’s meticulous attention to detail allows him to sift through large volumes of documents and determine what is relevant. His thoroughness also ensures that critical evidence is analyzed and used to construct strong legal arguments on behalf of those he represents.

With his valuable understanding of each case, Jon helps the attorneys on his team prepare for settlement negotiations and trials. He plays a crucial role in case preparation and ultimately contributes to the goal of achieving justice for each client.

Background & Experience

After Jon finished high school, he began working for an attorney. This experience ignited his passion for law, and he never looked back.

Jon attended Kaplan University, where he received a degree in management of information systems. He went on to graduate with his J.D. from Texas A&M University School of Law.

Before joining Simmons Hanly Conroy, Jon gained experience working as a lawsuit coordinator for another firm. He also opened his own practice, which focuses on family law, personal injury, estate planning and LLC formations.

In his free time, Jon volunteers with Legal Aid of North West Texas and the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program.