Our Firm

Lawyer Loc Dang is our founder and a member of our legal team. With studies at Trinity Law School in Orange County, Southern California, he began his legal career over 15 years ago in the same state before moving to Texas, where he later founded Dang Law Group.

Being fluent in both English and Vietnamese, Lawyer Loc Dang dedicates his efforts to helping accident victims regardless of the language they speak or their citizenship. He understands how challenging it can be to navigate such a complex legal process without legal knowledge or language proficiency.

Trial lawyer and litigation manager at Dang Law Group, started as a paralegal at Fulbright & Jaworski before graduating from St. Mary’s University School of Law. In San Antonio, he dedicated time to assisting indigent clients at the Center for Legal and Social Justice. With a focus on personal injury, Zach began his law career in the Rio Grande Valley, advocating for victims. Formerly with Thomas J. Henry, he now brings his extensive litigation experience to Dang Law Group, handling cases statewide. Beyond the courtroom, Zach enjoys reading, playing basketball, and cherishing family moments with his wife Luzardy.

Robert Ranco has been practicing law in Central Texas since 2001. Educated at Dartmouth College, the University of Texas at Austin, and the University of Maine School of Law, Robert is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Board Certification is the highest level of certification available to Texas lawyers and is attained by only 6% of all Texas lawyers.

A proud member of the Penobscot Indian Nation, Robert cherishes his long and successful career fighting for injured Texans in cases involving negligence, as well as his civil rights work, representing individuals who are the victims of police brutality. Through years of diligent practice, Robert has built a reputation of being aggressive and fearless on behalf of his clients, as he litigates against the most powerful forces in our country: insurance companies, large corporations and governmental entities.

Otto is an ambitious litigation attorney with over 13 years of experience between Puerto Rico and Texas. He started his career in law in Puerto Rico as a civil litigation attorney in 2011. In 2018 he relocated and settled in Austin. As part of the Dang Law Group team he zealously and effectively represents clients in accident cases, premises liability and other civil matters.

Otto is fluent in Spanish.

Marina's passion for law has been ingrained in her since her youth. An Austin native, Marina embarked on her academic journey at Texas State University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Political Science. Post-graduation, she delved into the realm of politics at the Texas State Capital, laying the groundwork for her eventual transition to law school. Attending St. Mary's University School of Law, Marina distinguished herself through academic excellence, earning a coveted spot on the Dean's list. Notably, Marina's commitment to legal scholarship led her to become a valued member of the esteemed St. Mary's Law Journal. Equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, Marina is poised to ardently advocate for her clients. She is driven by a steadfast commitment to justice and looks forward to leveraging her skills to serve those in need. In her free time, Marina enjoys running, traveling and attending concerts.

Education:

• Texas State University, 2018
• St. Mary's School of Law, 2023

Bar Admissions:

• Texas

Zachary Selover is a litigation attorney with Dang Law Group PLLC whose practice focuses on personal injury and civil litigation matters. Drawing on extensive hands-on litigation experience, Zachary represents clients through every stage of the legal process, including case development, discovery, motion practice, negotiations, and trial preparation.

Before becoming an attorney, Zachary graduated in the top 10% of his class from St. Mary's University School of Law, where he earned Dean's List honors, was inducted into the Harlan Society, and competed on the National Advocacy Team in negotiation and alternative dispute resolution competitions. He also served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Jason Pulliam in the San Antonio Division of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.