Brooke Hall-Lartigue

Associate  

Brooke Hall-Lartigue is an associate attorney at Markovich Grover.

Brooke received her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Ashford University while serving in the military as a paralegal and court reporter. During her time in the military, Brooke served as a court reporter handling hundreds of courts-martial a year for one of the largest military jurisdictions in the Department of the Army. Brooke also served as a court reporter for the Military Commissions, wherein she participated in court-martials of detainees standing trial in Guantanamo Bay for acts of terrorism against the U.S. After completing her service, Brooke continued to work for the U.S. Department of Defense as a civilian court reporter. During her time as a civilian court reporter, Brooke completed her paralegal certificate from the Paralegal Center for Advanced Legal Studies, in Houston, Texas. As a paralegal, Brooke assisted in commercial and residential real estate litigation.

Brooke received her Doctor of Jurisprudence from Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law, graduating magna cum laude. While at Thurgood, Brooke participated on the mock trial team, and was a member of the Veteran’s Law Society, Mindfulness in Law, and Women of Law. Brooke collaborated with Markovich Grover’s founders at their former firm before reuniting with them at the new practice following her bar admission.

Brooke is licensed to practice law in Texas.