Rebeccah’s time as an Assistant District Attorney and criminal defense attorney has given her the opportunity to try over 50 jury trials including: Assault Family Violence, DWI, Theft, Evading Arrest, Murder, and Sexual Assault.
Baylor University - B.A. Speech Communication (2013) Texas A&M School Of Law - Juris Doctorate (2016) Rebeccah Tejada, a South Texas native, grew up in Floresville, Texas. After graduating from Baylor, Rebeccah attended Texas A&M University School of Law in Fort Worth. Once licensed as an attorney, Rebeccah accepted a position at the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney’s Office. After gaining considerable experience from the DA’s Office, Rebeccah chose to pursue her passion as a criminal defense attorney in order to seek justice and protect the rights of her clients. Rebeccah’s focus on advocating for her clients ensures that she will explore every avenue to obtain the most favorable outcome and, if necessary, is prepared to go to trial.
In her free time, Rebeccah enjoys watching Baylor football, playing with her dog and cats, spending time with family and friends, and traveling.
