Regis L. Mullen
The second lawyer we list at Mullen & Mullen, alongside Shane V. Mullen. Forty-five years at the Texas bar, and a fourteen-year gap between his 1967 Oklahoma law degree and his 1981 Texas admission that his own bio explains: he spent those years at Allstate, ending as a litigation supervisor.
The bar record
State Bar of Texas
What this check does and doesn’t cover
The State Bar of Texas publishes its own disciplinary finding and stands behind it. Much of the rest of the page — firm, firm size, practice areas, fee options, courts of admittance, other states licensed, languages — is entered by the lawyer. The Bar prints that warning itself: this information is self-reported, and current licence or admittance status can only be certified by the appropriate court or licensing entity.
So read the badge narrowly. It means a human opened the State Bar of Texas register on 29 July 2026 and read what it says about Regis L. Mullen. It does not mean we have judged the quality of representation, and it does not cover any register we have not opened.
Background
His firm bio publishes the wrong bar number. It gives “State Bar of Texas (1981) Bar Card Number: 24037152”. That number belongs to Shane V. Mullen. His own register entry is #14642300. We print the register number.Reported
The bio says he was admitted in Oklahoma in 1967, which his Texas register corroborates as an other-state licence, and that he founded the firm after his time at Allstate.Reported
The firm advertises a 29% contingency fee against an industry standard it puts at 33.3–35%. That figure appears on Shane's listing too and remains the firm's own claim.Reported
Rideshare
What we haven’t checked
No attorney pays to be listed here, and this profile is not an endorsement or a recommendation. We report the public record so you can weigh it yourself. If anything here is inaccurate or out of date, tell us and we’ll correct it. How we work