Jesus Mandujano

Jesus Mandujano’s route to the courtroom sets him apart from most San Antonio injury attorneys: before he ever argued a motion, he worked as a paralegal, learning injury litigation from the ground floor up. That climb from support staff to practicing lawyer means he knows every stage of a case file — intake, medical records, discovery, trial prep — in a way attorneys who started at the top rarely do. Today he is an associate attorney at Crosley Law, a San Antonio firm concentrated on serious injury and wrongful death cases.

Before joining Crosley Law, Mandujano practiced at one of the largest injury firms in Texas, where he contributed to multiple settlements and verdicts reaching seven figures. He now manages a substantial docket and handles the full arc of litigation himself: drafting pleadings, running discovery, preparing clients for depositions, and representing them at hearings. The firm around him has a documented habit of refusing lowball offers — its results include a $30 million recovery for a young girl who suffered a traumatic brain injury in a roughly 25-foot fall caused by a faulty apartment window (the firm pressed on even after $10 million was on the table), and a $1.9 million recovery for a rear-ended client whose herniated discs the defense tried to wave off because the vehicle damage looked minor.

Mandujano earned his law degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law, where he received multiple scholarships, including the Dean’s General Scholarship and an inaugural award funded by a well-known Texas injury firm. During law school he served as a judicial intern for U.S. District Judge John A. Kazen in the Southern District of Texas, gaining a working view of federal court from the inside. He is licensed in Texas and New Mexico and admitted to the federal district courts for the Northern, Western, and Southern Districts of Texas and the District of New Mexico. His memberships include the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys, Mexican American Bar Association, and San Antonio Bar Association, and San Antonio Scene Magazine has recognized him as a Rising Legal Star.

Mandujano fits injury victims who want a hands-on litigator at a firm that builds every case for trial rather than a quick settlement — especially truck accident and wrongful death claims, and matters that may reach federal court or cross into New Mexico. Crosley Law offers free consultations and works on contingency, so you pay nothing unless your case wins.