Trey Holm is a seasoned attorney with more than 20 years of experience in civil litigation. His diverse background—spanning both plaintiff and defense work—gives him a unique perspective in representing individuals and businesses in complex legal matters. Early in his career, Trey advocated for individuals injured by others, and he later owned and operated several successful businesses, further expanding his practical insight into the challenges faced by his clients.

Trey has handled a wide range of personal injury and insurance-related cases, including product liability, wrongful death, premises liability, first-party insurance disputes, and trucking and automobile negligence.

As Of Counsel at Walters Balido & Crain, Trey represents clients in matters involving commercial trucking accidents, bad faith and extra-contractual claims, construction accidents, property disputes, premises liability, wrongful death, and subrogation.

• Georgia State University College of Law, J.D., Cum Laude, 2000
• Emory University, M.Div., 1995
• The University of Texas at Austin, B.A., Philosophy 1992

• Admitted, Georgia, 2000
• Admitted, Texas, 2003
• State Bar of Georgia
• State Bar of Texas
• Houston Bar Association

• Cum Laude, Georgia State University College of Law

• Ordained, United Methodist Church

• Sam Olens Business Community Service Award, issued by Cobb County Chamber of Commerce & Georgia Trend Magazine, January 2012

• Associate Editor, The Houston Lawyer Magazine, 2018-2019

• Constitution Day and Law Day Readings: Engaging the Next Generation, The Houston Lawyer, March 1, 2019
• Hundreds attend Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fair in 5th Ward
  • Interviewed by KPRC 2 News covering the City of Houston Recovery Fair, 12/15/2018.
• 14th Court of Appeals finds Scheduling Contractor to Have Caused the Explosion, The Houston Lawyer, 11/21/2018.
• Deadline Gone, Hope Has Not, Fox 26, August 29, 2018. Interviewed by Emily Akin, Consumer Reporter for Fox 26 Houston.