Austin Evans is a J.D. candidate at Texas A&M University School of Law, where he is set to graduate in May 2026. At Texas A&M Law, Austin serves as a member of the Texas A&M Law Review. He earned his undergraduate degree in Economics and Finance from Gardner-Webb University, graduating summa cum laude. Austin was glad to discover an interest in bankruptcy law through his course taught by Professor Wayne Barnes. Post-graduation, Austin will be joining Sidley Austin LLP in its Houston office as an Associate.
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