At McWhorter, Cobb and Johnson, client service remains our highest priority. We value the relationships with our clients because we
understand that the Firm’s success is the result of client satisfaction with the services we render.

While our clients value the stability of the Firm, their legal needs continuously challenge us to apply innovative strategies and
techniques in a modern legal world. Over the years, the Firm has endeavored to meet its clients’ needs with a staff of experienced and
diversified attorneys and support personnel in order to provide result-oriented service. Our commitment to our clients is reflected by the
continuing development of the scope and depth of our practice.

We are committed to providing the resources necessary to solve our clients’ legal problems. The structure of the Firm gives it the
ability to draw on the focused experience of all its professionals to devote substantial resources, at short notice, to client matters that
may be complex or voluminous.

The Firm has a statewide practice. Attorneys in the Firm are often at work across the state for clients in trials, hearings, depositions
or important meetings. We also work closely with both our corporate and individual clients as counselors by providing strategic planning
and the development and implementation of plans to fit their needs.

In addition to traditional fee-based compensation, the Firm will also consider alternative fee arrangements when appropriate.

Jack P. Driskill
Managing Partner

Teri Gordon
Firm Administrator

Mr. Driskill is the managing partner of the Firm and the focus of his practice is in the representation of financial institutions, including as general counsel to American State Bank and as attorney for the trust department. He also has a sophisticated transactional practice, including oil and gas, real estate, mergers, acquisitions, structuring of business entities and transactions, as well as trusts and estate planning. He heads the banking and commercial law section of the Firm. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Texas Tech Law Review in 1970-1971 and was the highest ranking graduate of his class from law school. He earned his Bachelor of Science, Mathematics and Chemistry, from Texas Tech University in 1964 and worked as a geophysicist for Amoco for four years.

Practice Areas: Financial institutions, trusts and estate planning, agricultural cooperatives, telephone cooperatives, oil and gas, mergers, acquisitions, and commercial transactional matters. Head of the banking and commercial law section of the Firm.

College: Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas
Bachelor of Science, Mathematics (1964)

Law School: Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas
Doctor of Jurisprudence 1970
Editor in Chief - Texas Tech Law Review
Rank 1/50 (highest weighted cumulative average)
Order of the Forum (Honorary Legal Fraternity)
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

Licenses: Supreme Court of Texas
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas
U.S. Court of appeals, Fifth Circuit
U.S. Claims Court
U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit

Professional Organizations: State Bar of Texas, Member
Lubbock County Bar Association
American Bar Association
Texas Association of Bank Counsel (Director 1992-1995)

Civic Services: North Overton Tax Increment Finance District - Chairman of the Board
Texas Tech University, Chancellor's Council