Ranked 1 of 5 Top Litigation Firms in Texas by Chambers and…

Chambers and Partners

Jun 1, 2019

Ranked 1 of 5 Top Litigation Firms in Texas by Chambers and Partners

Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst is proud to announce it has been recognized as one of five commercial litigation firms in Texas ranked Band 1 by Chambers and Partners for 2019.

Additionally, two LPCH attorneys have been ranked as top commercial litigation lawyers in Texas by Chambers and Partners: Mike Lynn (Band 1), and Eric Pinker (Band 2).

Click here to view the 2019 Chambers and Partners rankings.

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