Valdez & Treviño Attorneys
Bill D. Blanton
Professional Experience & Affiliation
Mr. Blanton was licensed to practice law in 1986 and has spent nearly four decades establishing himself as a trusted and effective trial lawyer specializing in serious, injury-related lawsuits. Throughout his distinguished career, Mr. Blanton has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to representing clients in complex legal matters, with the last 20+ years focused exclusively on defense work. His extensive experience has taken him to courtrooms across Texas, representing clients in both state and federal courts. His reputation for legal expertise and strategic acumen in handling high-stakes cases has made him a sought-after attorney in his field.
Beyond his professional achievements, Mr. Blanton enjoys a rich and fulfilling personal life and attributes his fulfillment to his Christian faith. Raised in the rugged beauty of the Texas Hill Country, he developed a deep appreciation for the outdoors and community, values that have shaped both his career and personal endeavors. He is married to Mette Blanton, with whom they have five children. His role as a husband and father is a source of great pride, and he cherishes the time he spends with his family.
In his spare time, Mr. Blanton pursues a diverse range of hobbies that reflect his creative and active spirit. One of his passions is oil painting. Bill finds inspiration for his painting in the landscapes around him, capturing the vibrant colors and natural beauty of his surroundings. He also enjoys road bicycling, which allows him to stay physically active while exploring the scenic roads of Texas and Europe, where he has ridden some of the most iconic routes in the world. Additionally, he takes pleasure in landscaping and cultivating outdoor spaces, bringing his love of nature into his own home. Music is another of Mr. Blanton’s passions, and he finds joy in playing the banjo.
Education
Baylor University (B.A.-English, 1982)
South Texas College of Law – Houston (J.D., 1985)
Court Admissions
Texas State Courts
Federal District Courts