Attorney

Grant Moore

Senior Associate

Texas born and raised, Grant Moore graduated with honors from Texas A&M School of Law in 2018. Before law school, Grant studied business and entrepreneurship at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee.

Grant’s love for learning and teaching began at an early age, when he learned to play guitar and taught music for over a decade. He is thrilled to join the Leasor Crass team alongside other professionals passionate about education and dedicated to serving school districts.

Grant’s legal career started at Kelly Hart & Hallman in Fort Worth. There, he provided results-driven legal advice to a diverse range of clients, from local businesses to Fortune 500 companies. Litigating high-stakes lawsuits, Grant honed his skills in advocacy and practical problem solving.

Grant and his wife enjoy hiking and traveling. Outside of the office, you can find Grant taking any opportunity to be outdoors, whether it is hiking, skiing, fishing, or bowhunting.

Areas of Practice

  • Litigation
  • Education Law

Education

B.B.A., Belmont University, 2014, Magna Cum Laude
J.D., Texas A&M School of Law, 2018, Cum Laude

Bar Admissions

State Bar of Texas
United States District Court, Northern and Eastern District of Texas

What our clients say

Great Service, Professional Staff

Leasor Crass has been an invaluable asset to Wylie Independent School District for 8 years. As a trusted advisor and reliable guide, the firm has consistently supported us through every challenge we’ve faced. Their common sense and pragmatic approach to the law have earned them greater trust with each passing year. We feel incredibly fortunate to have them represent our school district. With their ongoing support and guidance, we are confident in our ability to overcome any obstacle as we continue to strive for educational excellence.

– Dr. David Vinson, Superintendent, Wylie Independent School District

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On January 21, 2025, Acting Department of Homeland Security Benjamine Huffman issued a directive rescinding the Biden Administration’s guidelines that designated schools and other community services as “sensitive areas”.   Those guidelines had stated that to the extent possible, ICE agents should not carry out immigration enforcement activities in these locations. It is now unclear whether […]

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