Mimi Coffey has practiced criminal defense in North Texas for over 29 years. She has earned a reputation as a leading DWI defense expert. Today, she provide skilled and honest representation across Tarrant County, Dallas, and surrounding areas.
Board Certification and Credentials
Mimi Coffey holds unique distinctions within the legal community:
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NCDD Board Certification: She is the only Dallas-Fort Worth lawyer with a DWI board certification from the National College for DUI Defense (NCDD).
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Recognized Expertise: The American Bar Association and the Texas Board of Legal Specialization recognize this exclusive certification.
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National Leadership: She is currently serving her 11th year on the NCDD Board of Regents. In this role, she helps educate public defenders across the United States.
Experience and Trial Record
Since opening The Coffey Firm in 2000, Mimi has built a massive record of courtroom advocacy:
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Trial Veteran: She has personally handled nearly 400 trials.
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Hands-on Advocacy: She personally analyzes every case and gives her personal cell phone number to all clients.
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Regional Reach: Her firm operates fully staffed offices in Fort Worth and Dallas. She serves residents in Tarrant, Parker, Johnson, Wise, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, and Ellis counties.
Contributions to the Legal Field
Beyond the courtroom, Mimi serves as a respected educator and author:
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Legal Author: She has written and published two textbooks on Texas DWI law.
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Lecturer: She frequently teaches defense strategies to other attorneys throughout Texas and the United States.
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State Bar Service: She improves the legal system by serving on the Texas State Bar Jury Service Committee.
Community and Personal Values
Mimi remains deeply committed to community service and mentorship:
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Scholarships: She funds scholarships for high school and law students to support future professionals.
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Foundation Leadership: She activey serves on the Texas Tech School of Law Foundation Board.
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Personal Dedication: She is a mother of four and has personally hosted exchange students and refugees.
