From Tarrant County public schools to the courtrooms of Fort Worth — the story of a trial attorney shaped by community, faith, and an unwavering commitment to justice.
After law school, Stimpson returned to North Texas and launched his legal career as a public servant — serving as an Assistant District Attorney in both Dallas County and Tarrant County.
He worked in high-stakes divisions including White Collar Public Integrity, Elder Financial Fraud, and Intimate Partner Violence, handling cases ranging from capital murder to identity theft. The experience forged a trial lawyer with deep empathy for victims and an instinctive command of the courtroom.
Today, he leads the Personal Injury Division at Varghese Summersett PLLC — bringing that same tenacity to every client who comes through the door.
Ty Stimpson's commitment to Fort Worth extends far beyond the courtroom. As Board Chair of the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce and Chair-Elect of the Tarrant Area Food Bank, he is deeply invested in the economic and social fabric of the region.
One of his proudest accomplishments: helping establish the Mental Health Jail Diversion Center in Fort Worth — diverting individuals with mental illness away from incarceration and toward treatment.
Full Record of Service →"The Boys & Girls Club was a place I attended as a child. Now being able to give back to that same organization — to be on the board — is something I hold very dear."— Ty Stimpson
Ty Stimpson fights for those who need it most — in the courtroom and in the community.