Jackson Walker is pleased to congratulate Josué J. Galván on his election as a fellow of the San Antonio Bar Foundation (SABF). Fellows of the Foundation are selected for their professional achievements and commitment to the legal community. Through his participation in the program, Josué will work to expand civics education, ensure equal access to justice, and support the pipeline of future leaders in San Antonio.
Selection as a fellow of the SABF is restricted to members of the San Antonio Bar Association who are in good standing with the State Bar of Texas. Each year, the Fellows Nomination Committee selects one-third of 1% of SABA members to become fellows of the Foundation. The SABF Board of Trustees confirms all nominations.
Established in 1985, the Fellows Program comprises more than 600 Fellows across three levels of membership: Fellows, Life Fellows, and Sustaining Life Fellows. Fellows who complete their pledge of support become Life Fellows of the SABF, and continued support after a Fellow’s pledge is complete elevates a Life Fellow to a Sustaining Life Fellow.
The largest bar organization in San Antonio, the San Antonio Bar Association provides continuing legal educational programs for the legal community and legal outreach for the public. The San Antonio Bar Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the Association, has given over $1,000,000 in funding and sponsorship to local programs since 1984. To learn more, visit the San Antonio Bar Association website.
Meet Josué
San Antonio attorney Josué J. Galván handles a wide range of litigation matters in state and federal court, including complex business and property disputes, probate litigation, non-subscriber and employment litigation, white collar defense, and catastrophic personal injury defense. Josué has been recognized among Scene in S.A.’s “Best S.A. Lawyers” list for Business Litigation since 2019, as a Best Lawyer: One to Watch for Appellate Practice since 2022, and as a “Texas Rising Star” by Thomson Reuters’ Super Lawyers since 2021.
Outside of his practice, Josué serves as President-Elect of the San Antonio Young Lawyers Association and previously served as a Director of the Texas Young Lawyers Association, from which he received the President’s Award of Merit in 2022 for his service to District 18. In 2021, Jackson Walker selected Josué to participate in the Pathfinder Program of the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD), a professional development program that provides early-career, diverse attorneys with foundational leadership skills, career development strategies, and tips on building professional networks and relationships.