King William Law Center at 923 S. Alamo Street in San Antonio

About

One Historic Address, Three Independent Practices

King William Law Center is a shared home for three established San Antonio law firms, set in a restored building in the King William Historic District a few blocks south of the Bexar County courthouse. The firms are independent. The address, and the standard, are shared.

Our mission

To give San Antonio one trusted address for the legal moments that shape a life and a business, from a first will to a hard-fought trial. Three independent firms keep their own practices under one historic roof, refer work to whoever does it best, and make sure every client has a single, accountable attorney rather than a switchboard.

Our vision

To be the standard for principled, full-spectrum counsel in San Antonio: a place where deep experience and genuine independence sit side by side, a few steps from the courthouse and a few blocks into one of the city’s most storied neighborhoods.

Our founder

Daniel R. Rutherford

The Center grew out of Dan Rutherford’s practice and his building at 923 S. Alamo. A member of the Texas bar since 1965 and a graduate of St. Mary’s University School of Law, he is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court and serves as a municipal judge in China Grove, Texas. After decades in wills, estates, probate, and family dispute resolution, he opened the doors of this address to a small group of independent attorneys he trusts, on one simple idea: keep your own firm, share the standard.

That idea is why a client who walks in for a will and leaves with a lawsuit, or arrives on a criminal matter and needs a civil hand, rarely has to leave the building to find the right one. S. Tyler Rutherford and Forrest Good both serve as Of Counsel to Rutherford PLLC.

At a glance

Role: Founder, King William Law Center

Firm: Rutherford PLLC

Bar: Texas, since 1965 · J.D., St. Mary’s University

Admitted: United States Supreme Court

Also serves: municipal judge, China Grove, Texas

Of Counsel: S. Tyler Rutherford and Forrest Good

How it works

Independent, and Better for It

Sharing a building is not the same as sharing a practice. Each firm here is its own business, with its own clients, its own files, and its own bar responsibility. What they share is a threshold, a referral habit, and a belief that a client is better served by a network of specialists than by a single generalist.

Three firms

Own Practices

Rutherford PLLC, Crone Law PLLC, and Forrest Good PLLC are separate, independently owned firms. Your engagement is with one of them, and that firm alone is responsible for it.

One network

Shared Referrals

Estates, family, business, civil, and criminal defense under one roof means the right attorney is usually a door away. The firms know each other’s work and refer accordingly.

Of counsel

Real Collaboration

Forrest Good is of counsel to Rutherford PLLC on civil, wills, and estates, so experience moves where a matter needs it, within the bounds each firm’s independence requires.

Branding

An Owl-And-Scales Mark That Carries the Place

The Center’s mark pairs an owl with the scales of justice: watchful, balanced, detailed, and formal enough for a shared law office on South Alamo.

King William Law Center owl and scales mark

Independent firms. Rutherford PLLC, Crone Law PLLC, and Forrest Good PLLC are separate, independently owned law firms that share office space at 923 S. Alamo Street, Suite 2. They are not a partnership and do not practice law jointly. Each firm is solely responsible for the clients it represents.