Russell is one of two fifth-generation Texas lawyers—the other being his sister Emily. His great-great-grandfather — also named James Russell Frost—practiced Texas law in the 1800s and later served as a member of the Texas House of Representatives. Virgil T. Seaberry, Russell’s great-grandfather, served as State Bar President from 1957-58. And Russell’s father Jim Frost, a Board Certified civil litigator, served on the Supreme Court of Texas Board of Disciplinary Appeals for nine years. Without a doubt, practicing law runs in Russell’s blood.

As an experienced trial attorney, Russell represents individuals and small business owners (less than 50 employees) in civil matters including premises liability, personal injury, breach of contract, products liability, property disputes, probate matters, and DTPA violations. He has worked on over 100 cases from justice court to federal court, and he handles litigation matters from first demand to trial and appeal. While prosecuting cases for the City of Lubbock, he received favorable verdicts in all jury and bench trials. He is admitted to practice law in the State of Texas and in the United States District Court for the Western and Eastern Districts of Texas. He graduated summa cum laude from the Texas Tech University, School of Law.

Russell is also a licensed paramedic. While working for Bastrop County from 2001-06, he responded to hundreds of emergencies from heart attacks and strokes to fatal car wrecks, fires, dog bites, and work-related accidents. He knows first-hand the pain, suffering, and anguish these single moments can cause over a lifetime. Additionally, his experience in the field of insurance defense gives him the inside track in negotiating with insurance companies in the course of prosecuting personal injury claims.

In his spare time, Russell enjoys running, cycling, spending time with his dog Zira, and rooting for the Houston Astros and the Texas Longhorns. He claims to be a decent pool player, but the evidence suggests otherwise.

Professional Background:

• Briefing Attorney for the Honorable Sandee Bryan Marion, Fourth Court of Appeals
• Of Counsel, Law Office of Emily Frost

Education:

• Juris Doctor, Texas Tech University School of Law (2009)
  • summa cum laude
  • Phi Delta Phi Honors Fraternity
• Bachelor of Arts, University of Texas at Austin (2004)

Activities:

• American Bar Association
• Austin Bar Association
• Texas Young Lawyers Association
• Austin Young Lawyers Association

Forrest is a graduate of Baylor University School of Law in Waco, Texas. He joined our firm as a law clerk in the Summer of 2021, and is now an associate attorney with the firm.

Originally from The Woodlands, Texas, Forrest graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2014 with a B.A. in Philosophy. After college, Forrest worked in the music industry as a professional audio engineer, serving as the head recording engineer at Stinson Studios in Austin, Texas, as well as teaching an audio production class at The Recording Conservatory of Austin. His experience in the music industry––specifically issues related to songwriting agreements, copyright, licensing, and distribution––influenced his decision to attend law school. Forrest is also a certified paralegal, having obtained his certificate from the University of Texas at Austin prior to enrolling at Baylor.

Forrest’s hobbies include playing inline hockey, playing and producing music, spending time with his pair of pet Holland Lop rabbits, and paddle-boarding on Ladybird Lake.

Forrest’s practice areas include property matters, contract matters, general litigation, personal injury, consumer protection, probate, and bird law.

Andie graduated from the University of California, Davis, School of Law. In the summer of 2024, she joined our firm as an associate attorney.

Andie grew up in the Bay Area, California. Like many Californians, Andie moved to the beautiful state of Texas in 2010. In her younger years, Andie played club volleyball for twelve years, even making it to the Junior Olympics (once). After high school, Andie became a real estate agent, working through her undergraduate degree at The University of Texas at Austin. While at UT, she studied Human Health and Development, becoming a top research assistant for a longitudinal study to improve public education in Texas. Andie’s mom, a fellow attorney, played a significant role in her decision to pursue a career in law.

Andie’s hobbies include all things “crafty.” She paints, draws, sculpts, wood works, sews, crochets, beads, etc. Her husband claims she practically has a Michael’s crafts store in their laundry room (she disagrees). Andie also has two pugs, Enzo and Sophie, who she frequently takes to Austin pug meetups. She made her pugs their winning Halloween costumes last year: a Lady Pug and a Pug-a-pillar.

Andie’s practice areas include real estate law, general litigation, construction claims, contract matters, and bird law.

Shireen attends the University of Texas at Austin, where she is pursuing a double major in Government and Philosophy. She aspires to attend law school and become an attorney. She is also Co-Director of the Governmental Relations Agency in UT Student Government, where she leads a group of 25 in advocating for student interests to policymakers and promoting civic engagement.

Her work with the Rooted Collective, pushing for policy reforms to support immigrant students at UT Austin, has deepened her understanding of the legal challenges faced by vulnerable populations. Shireen joined our firm as a receptionist in the summer of 2023, and is now one of our legal assistants.

At UT, Shireen is active in Longhorn Powerlifting, Always Texas, the Global Disinformation Lab (GDIL), and Phi Delta Phi, UT’s pre-law honor society.

In her free time, Shireen enjoys lifting weights, traveling, collecting vinyls, attending concerts, and thrifting.

Aashika attends the University of Texas at Austin where she is working towards a B.A. in history and a minor in business administration. Upon graduation, Aashika plans to attend law school and pursue a career as an attorney.

While she has lived everywhere from California to Seattle, Aashika grew up mostly in Dallas, Texas. There, she pursued a mentorship at Chandler and Shavin, PLLC, where she learned about working with civil rights cases. Aashika also got a glimpse of juvenile law with an internship for Judge Cynthia Wheless at the 417th District Court in Collin County.

As a writer for the Coalition Journal and the Chapman University Undergraduate Law Review, Aashika spends a great deal of time studying the impacts the criminal justice system has on marginalized communities. She is also an event coordinator for the Texas Bluebonnets, and a member of Minority Women Pursuing Law–an organization dedicated to helping women break into the legal field.

In her free time, Aashika likes cooking and baking, exploring new coffee shops, Netflix marathons with her friends, and trying out locally-owned restaurants around campus.

Aditi attends the University of Texas at Austin where she is working towards a BBA in Finance and a minor in Applied Economics and Business with Public Policy. After graduation, Aditi plans to attend law school and pursue a career as an attorney.

Originally from Frisco, Texas, Aditi gained early professional experience in audit practices, tech consulting, and real estate investing. Following high school, she became a real estate agent, working in both the Frisco and Austin areas.

At UT Austin, Aditi is actively involved in her business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi, serves as an events coordinator for Texas Lonestars, and is a member of Minority Women Pursuing Law, an organization dedicated to empowering women in the legal field.

Outside of academics, Aditi enjoys playing pickleball, making jewelry, going on runs, and checking out locally-owned restaurants.