Max Massey

Experience

He makes sure clients’ voices are heard.

Max Massey is a passionate advocate for justice, dedicated to helping clients navigate the challenges that come with personal injury cases. Drawing on his unique background in storytelling and advocacy, Max provides compassionate representation to individuals and families impacted by negligence.

Before joining Zinda Law Group, Max built a successful career as a news reporter and anchor, where he honed his skills in breaking down complex stories and connecting with audiences. These abilities now serve him well in personal injury law, allowing him to clearly communicate legal concepts to clients and present their stories effectively in the courtroom. His experience in high-pressure, live environments has also prepared him to think quickly and advocate confidently during depositions and trials.

Max’s practice includes car and trucking accidents, premises liability, dog bites, and more. He is particularly passionate about advocating for clients who have experienced life-altering injuries, using his communication and storytelling skills to ensure their voices are heard.

Max earned his juris doctorate from St. Mary’s University School of Law, where he distinguished himself as a leader. He was a member of The Scholar: Law Review on Race & Social Justice, publishing a notable article on asylum law. As part of the National Dispute Resolution Team, Max helped his team win the American Bar Association National Championship in the Client Counseling Competition. His commitment to excellence earned him recognition from The Order of Barristers, Phi Delta Phi Honors Society, and the Dean’s Award. Max also co-founded the Personal Injury Law Association and supported his peers through the Mentor Circles program.

Originally from Pennsylvania, Max earned his bachelor’s degree from Penn State before making Texas his home. Licensed in Texas and Arizona, Max works out of Zinda Law Group’s Austin office.

In his spare time, Max enjoys exploring Austin’s trails and running along the San Antonio River Walk. A former rower in high school and college, he maintains his love of athletics as an avid sports fan, particularly football and basketball. You might catch him cheering on the Longhorns at the Zinda Suite in the Moody Center or diving into his latest read.