Winstead Celebrates 21 Texas Rising Stars (Thomson Reuters) 2017

03.13.17

DALLAS, Mar. 13, 2017 — Winstead PC is proud to announce that 21 attorneys were recognized as Texas Rising Stars.  Published by Thomson Reuters, the Texas Rising Stars listing recognizes the top young lawyers in the state based on nominations from attorneys across Texas and an extensive review process.

The annual list honors lawyers age 40 or younger or those who have been practicing law for no more than 10 years. The complete 2017 Texas Rising Stars list is published by Thomson Reuters' legal division and will run in the April 2017 issues of Texas Monthly and Texas Rising Stars magazines.

The following are the Winstead attorneys, by office location and area of practice, who were named 2017 Texas Rising Stars:

Austin
Kendra Roloson – Real Estate
Alex Valdes – Business Litigation

Dallas
Stephen Clarke – Business Litigation
Leslie Johnson – Business Litigation
Brad Levy – Mergers and Acquisitions
Jeff Matthews – Real Estate
Courtney Mitchell – Securities & Corporate Finance
Bradley Monk – Business Litigation
David Newland – Mergers and Acquisitions
Brian Vanderwoude – Business Litigation
Sarah Walters – Franchise/Dealership

Fort Worth
Adam Plumbley – Energy & Resources
Elizabeth Tiblets – Energy & Resources

Houston
David Ammons – Energy & Resources
Jason Bernhardt – Business Litigation
Sean Davis – Bankruptcy
Brannon Dillard – Business Litigation
Andrew Edelman – Business Litigation
Greg Krafka – Mergers and Acquisitions

The Woodlands
Billy Rohrlich – Securities & Corporate Finance
Kyle Watson – Business Litigation

Winstead PC is a national business law firm with more than 325 attorneys. The firm provides a full range of business legal services to some of the most recognized and respected companies across the country and throughout the world. Winstead has offices in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and The Woodlands, Texas and Charlotte, North Carolina. For detailed information about Winstead, visit www.winstead.com

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