Anthony R. LaScalea has been a senior associate attorney at FS&S since 2017. He represents clients in matters ranging from products liability, commercial and transportation litigation and premises liability cases. He has tried cases representing both defendants and plaintiffs across Texas, resulting in favorable verdicts for his clients.

While in law school, Mr. LaScalea was selected to serve on the Office of Professional and Career Development Advisory Board and worked as a clerk in the University of Oklahoma Athletics Compliance Office and the Office of the General Counsel. He also served as a summer litigation associate in the Law Department for the City of Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia

Mr. LaScalea graduated with University Honors from Auburn University, graduating in the top 15% of his class. During his time at Auburn, he was elected to the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business Executive Society and served as a manager for the Auburn University baseball team.

A dedicated supporter of organizations dedicated to improving the quality of education, Mr. LaScalea serves on numerous boards and has volunteered in schools in Tijuana, San Diego, Chicago, New York and Boston. He also remains active with the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, and serves on the board of the DFW Auburn Club. He is also a graduate of the Collin County Leadership and Citizen Prosecutor Academy and a former staffer in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Trial Victories:

Second-Chaired automotive accident in Tarrant County. Jury awarded Plaintiff a verdict with the Fort Worth Court of Appeals reversed and rendered a Take Nothing Judgment in favor of client.

First-Chaired automotive accident case in Brazoria County. Lead counsel for Plaintiff/Third-Party Defendant. Obtained a jury verdict in favor of client. (District Court).

First-Chaired automobile accident case in Harris County. Obtained a jury verdict in favor of client. (District Court).

Obtained a summary judgment as to liability on an automotive case in Dallas County, dismissing the case in its entirety.