Hall Sasnett
Attorney
“At Arnold & Itkin, we don't just manage cases—we fight for people. When clients come to us in their hour of need, we stand beside them and fight to deliver the justice they deserve.”
Biography
Hall Sasnett represents plaintiffs in complex, high-stakes cases against powerful corporations and insurers. A former political advocate turned litigator, he brings the same passion for amplifying unheard voices to every case he tries. Hall's work comes from his belief that every client deserves to be heard—and every wrong deserves to be made right.
Hall was born in Atlanta, Georgia but moved to Houston, Texas at a young age. He attended Texas Christian University (TCU) in Fort Worth, Texas, where he graduated with a major in political science and a minor in business administration.
Before earning his Juris Doctorate from South Texas College of Law in Houston, Hall worked in politics to amplify underrepresented voices; he later graduated cum laude with a concentration in Texas Advocacy while working full-time. While at South Texas College of Law, Hall participated in the school's nationally renowned Advocacy Program, competing in events such as the Inter-School Negotiation Practicum. Additionally, he was active in the Phi Delta Phi Honor Society, the Personal Injury Law Society, and the Hunting & Rifle Association. In Houston, Hall trained under local trial lawyers, learning how to fight for his clients with grit, precision, and professionalism.
Hall joined Arnold & Itkin as a law clerk during his second year of law school and has remained at the firm ever since. Today, Hall advocates for clients in complex actions against global insurers and multinational corporations arising from severe, life-changing loss. He handles all types of catastrophic injury and wrongful death matters, including those involving trucking accidents, industrial accidents, offshore injuries and maritime law, work-related injuries, and more.
Away from work, Hall enjoys the outdoors and following the TCU Horned Frogs.