Natasha Egharevba
Natasha Egharevba is a Partner at Cox P.L.L.C., where she delivers strategic, results-driven representation in civil litigation and insurance defense. Her career encompasses significant experience across both public and private sectors, including roles as Senior Trial Attorney with Allstate, Associate Attorney with The Willis Law Group, and Assistant District Attorney in Dallas and Tarrant Counties. Natasha is highly regarded for her work in wrongful death matters, commercial insurance disputes, and complex case analysis earning industry recognition, including a nomination for the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.
Natasha’s strong academic foundation includes a Juris Doctor from Texas Southern University’s Thurgood Marshall School of Law, where she served as Managing Editor-in-Chief of the Gender, Race, and Justice Law Journal and held several competitive research assistantships. She earned her bachelor’s degree Magna Cum Laude from the University of Houston with dual majors in Political Science and Psychology, distinguishing herself through leadership roles, academic honors, and multiple organizational affiliations. Throughout her professional journey, she has been guided and inspired by influential mentors such as Shankidra Martin, Judge Shaquita Kelly, and Judge Patterson, whose support played a formative role in her development and commitment to the profession.
Dedicated to service, mentorship, and advancing diversity within the legal field, Natasha actively mentors emerging attorneys through the ABA’s JIOP program and participates in mock trial competitions to help strengthen advocacy skills among young lawyers. She is engaged in the JIOP Alumni Association, the Women in Law section of the State Bar, and the African American section of the bar, reflecting her commitment to fostering community and professional growth. Beyond the legal sphere, Natasha is involved in her church and frequently speaks at youth programs, career days, and Boy Scouts events to encourage and empower the next generation. She places high value on maintaining balance, setting healthy boundaries, and avoiding burnout—principles that support her ability to lead with clarity, integrity, and purpose.
• Basic Mediation
• Texas Southern University -Thurgood Marshall School of Law - JD
• University of Houston - BA
• Texas Bar College Member
• Top 40 under 40 Nomination
• Council on Legal Education Opportunity
• The Eldon B. Mahon Inn of Court
• American Bar Association
• Council on Legal Education Opportunity
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the guidance and support of exceptional mentors, including Shankidra Martin, Judge Shaquita Kelly, and Judge Patterson, whose encouragement shaped my growth and professional direction. Their influence inspires my commitment to giving back, and I actively mentor young lawyers through the ABA’s JIOP program while participating in mock trial competitions. These experiences allow me to support emerging talent, strengthen the legal community, and continue the cycle of mentorship that has been so meaningful in my own career.