George May

George May has been a real estate agent/broker for almost three decades. He began his real estate career with Merrill Lynch Realty in Arlington, Virginia in 1987. In 1995, George moved back to Texas and joined Keller Williams Realty until starting his own brokerage in 2002. Using the slogan "George May, the Barristers Broker" his primary focus is serving the real estate needs of attorneys and their clients. George grew up in Rockwall, Texas. He graduated from Rockwall High School in 1980. He did most of his undergraduate work at the University of Texas, Austin, where he first met the smart, tall, red-headed girl from Houston who was to become his wife and senior partner in life. George received his Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Houston. In 1984, George moved to Amarillo, Texas after being hired to manage a successful congressional campaign. Afterwards, in 1985, George moved back to Austin, Texas to work as the Chief Legislative Aide to then newly elected State Representative John Willy, who later served as County Judge of Brazoria County, Texas. In May of 2002, George graduated magna cum laud from the University of Houston Law Center (UHLC). While in law school George served as Chief Articles Editor of the Houston Law Review, was Chief Baron of the Order of the Barons, a member of the Order of the Coif, the Order of the Barristers, and the UHLC moot court team. After law school, George served as a briefing attorney for the First Court of Appeals before joining Harrison Bettis Staff McFarland and Weems as an associate attorney. In 2008, George co-founded the law firm of Twomey May, PLLC.