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Ginger Young
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Since 2009, Ginger Young has been a dedicated immigration attorney at Flowers Davis, PLLC, focusing on family- based immigration, permanent residency, and naturalization cases. As an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Ginger stays at the forefront of immigration law, ensuring her clients receive the most informed and effective representation possible.
Legal Experience & Career Journey
Ginger’s legal career has spanned multiple practice areas, all with a focus on advocating for and defending her clients:
- Law School & Early Career – Interned for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), gaining experience in civil rights law.
- Fanning, Harper & Martinson (Dallas) – Represented school districts and governmental entities in civil rights and employment litigation.
- Thompson & Knight (Houston) – Continued her work in employment and labor
- Flowers Davis, PLLC (Since 2000) – Initially focused on civil rights and employment litigation, defending governmental and law enforcement agencies before transitioning to immigration law in 2009.
Passion for Immigration Law
Ginger’s shift to immigration law was driven by her desire to help clients build better lives. Since making this transition, she has helped countless individuals and families navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration law, providing compassionate and results-driven representation.
Community Leadership & Advocacy
Beyond the courtroom, Ginger is deeply committed to empowering and integrating the Hispanic community in East Texas. In 2022, she founded Viva La Rosa, a nonprofit dedicated to Latino cultural and social inclusion. Its first major initiative was integrating Hispanic representation into the Texas Rose Festival, where over 40 quinceañeras from 20 Hispanic heritage countries participated in the parade—a historic and now annual event. Flowers Davis proudly sponsors the float, and Ginger personally ensures families can attend the Coronation.
A Trusted Advocate for Immigration & Inclusion
Ginger’s bilingual skills (fluent in Spanish), deep legal knowledge, and commitment to her community make her an outstanding advocate for immigrant families. Whether fighting for clients’ rights or leading cultural initiatives, she is dedicated to making a meaningful impact.
Life Outside of Work
Ginger enjoys spending time with her husband, Bob, and daughter, Olivia, and continuing her mission to uplift and support her community.
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Employment Law
Defense of Governmental Entities
Immigration Law
South Texas College of Law, Juris Doctorate, magna cum laude, 1996
Newcomb College of Tulane University, Bachelor of Arts, Spanish, 1986
BAR ADMISSIONS
State Bar of Texas, 1996
COURT ADMISSIONS
United States District Court, Northern District of Texas
United States District Court, Southern District of Texas
United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas
United States District Court, Western District of Texas
United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
United States Supreme Court
EXTRACURRICULAR
Order of Lytae Honor Society
Who’s Who: American Law Students, 1995, 1996
South Texas Law Review – Chief Articles Editor, Spring 1996; Articles Editor, 1995-96
HONORS & AWARDS
South Texas School of Law Dean’s List (all semesters)
South Texas School of Law Outstanding Female Graduate
George T. Barrow Award, selected by the Dean and faculty to make the most outstanding attorney from the graduating class, 1996
Highest Grade Award in Agency & Partnership, Americans with Disabilities Act, Employment Discrimination, Insurance Law and Texas Pre-trial Procedure
Spurgeon Bell Moot Court Competition, semi-finalist, 1995
Best Brief Award, 1995
MEMBERSHIPS
American Immigration Lawyers Association
State Bar of Texas
American Bar Association
Federal Bar Association
Smith County Bar Association
Viva la Rosa – East Texas, a 501c3 organization dedicated to inclusion of Hispanic culture, Founder, since 2022
East Texas Chapter of Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON), Executive Board Member & Secretary of the Board, since 2018
SPCA, Board Member since 2012
East Texas Symphony Orchestra, Board Member since 2012
Texas Rose Festival, Coronation Co-Chair, 2014, 2012; Rose Show Chair, 2013; Attendant’s Chair, 2013; Wardrobe Chair, 2011, 2010; Wardrobe Properties, 2009, 2008; Wardrobe Accessories, 2001-2007 (Accessories Chair, 2007, 2006)
Women’s Symphony League, Board Member since 2002, Handbook Chairman, since 2005
Little Black Dress (fundraiser for the Tyler Museum of Art), Chairman, October, 2013
All Saints Episcopal School of Tyler Parents Association Board, 2006-2012. Past Positions: Teacher Appreciation Chair, 2011; Fundraiser Chair, 2012; “Real House Wives of All Saints” Spring Gala, 2012; Field Day, 2010; Grade Level Representative, 2009; Homeroom Mom, multiple times