Davis & Santos PLLC is proud to announce that attorney Rachel N. Garza has been unanimously confirmed as a Class of 2026 San Antonio Bar Foundation (SABF) Fellow.
The SABF Fellows Program recognizes attorneys whose professional, public, and charitable efforts have made a meaningful impact on the legal community. Selection as a Fellow is one of the highest honors conferred by the San Antonio Bar Foundation, with membership limited to a small percentage of attorneys who demonstrate outstanding commitment to advancing the rule of law, supporting access to justice, and strengthening the legal profession.
As a 2026 Fellow, Rachel joins a distinguished group of peers and mentors who serve as patrons of the charitable heart of the legal community. Through their collective efforts, the Fellows support programs that:
• Expand civics education and public understanding of the justice system
• Help bridge gaps in access to justice for vulnerable communities
• Develop and support the next generation of legal leaders
A Legacy of Fellows at Davis & Santos
Rachel’s confirmation continues a long-standing culture of service and leadership at Davis & Santos. She joins current SABF Fellows at the firm, including:
• Jason Davis
• Sarah Santos
• Caroline Newman Small
• Santos Vargas
• Patty Vargas
• Josh Caldwell
• Jay Hulings
• Hayley Ellison
• Kathleen Church
• Stephanie Dodge Bigley
The firm is honored to have such a significant number of its attorneys recognized through this prestigious program, reflecting Davis & Santos’s ongoing commitment to community impact and service within the legal profession.
About the San Antonio Bar Foundation
The San Antonio Bar Foundation is the charitable arm of the San Antonio Bar Association and focuses on funding and supporting initiatives that improve the legal system and serve the broader public. Fellows are selected through a rigorous nomination and review process based on demonstrated dedication, leadership, and contribution to the legal community.
About Rachel Garza
Rachel practices in the areas of civil litigation, appeals, and business disputes, representing clients in both state and federal courts. She is actively involved in local bar associations and community initiatives that support professional development, equitable access, and civics education.