Brandon is the former Felony Division Chief of the McLennan County District Attorney's Office and a former Dallas County Prosecutor.  Now in private practice, he will use that decade of experience in the DA's office to protect the rights of citizens accused or those injured because of someone else's negligence.

Brandon Luce was born and raised in Waco and attended Waco High School before moving on to Baylor University.  At Baylor, Brandon was a member of the Baylor Baseball team for four yours including the 2000 Big 12 Championship team.  After Baylor, Brandon attended St. Mary's School of Law in San Antonio.  Upon graduation in 2006, Brandon began his legal career as a proscutor in the Dallas County District Attorney's Office.  He tried DWI's and other misdemeanor charges until he was promoted to the Felony Divison.  As a Felony prosecutor Brandon handled a range of cases from theft to Murder.  He later spent two years in the Organized Crime Division which handles the largest drug offenses in the county.  Brandon moved back home in 2011 to work for the McLennan County District Attorney's Office.  He was quickly promoted to Felony Court Chief and supervised other prosecutors assigned to the 54th District Court.  After years of supervising that felony court, Brandon was promoted to Felony Divison Chief and tasked with supervising both Felony District Courts in McLennan County.  Mr. Luce has tried over 100 jury trials and now brings his experience to private practice joining his father to form the Luce Law Firm.