(openPR) - DALLAS – Mark Werbner, co-founder of the Dallas trial law firm Sayles Werbner, has earned his second selection among Texas Lawyer newspaper’s listing of the state’s top attorneys.
Mr. Werbner is recognized as one of the state’s top five commercial litigation attorneys in Texas Lawyer’s “Go-To Guide,” published in October 2007. Mr. Werbner also was featured in the inaugural 2002 “Go-To Guide” as one of the top five plaintiffs' civil litigation attorneys.
“To be recognized among the best of the best is truly humbling, and speaks to our overall success as a firm,” says Mr. Werbner. “But what means the most to me is that our clients continue to consider us as their ‘go-to’ firm.”
In the "Go-To Guide," Texas Lawyer recognizes the top five attorneys in 29 different practice areas. To compile the guide, editors interviewed hundreds of attorneys across Texas, asking them who they would go to based on firsthand knowledge if they needed representation in particular practice areas.
In his profile in the “Go-To Guide,” Mr. Werbner is identified as “a lawyer that trial lawyers respect.” One attorney interview by Texas Lawyer said that “Mark has an appeal to jurors and understands what direction to take a trial in order to focus the audience on the real issues.”
Mr. Werbner is widely recognized as one of the nation's top trial lawyers. Earlier this year, he was honored as one of the top business defense attorneys in North Texas by the Dallas Business Journal. Additionally, he routinely has been featured on the Texas Super Lawyers listing in Texas Monthly magazine, and as one of the Best Lawyers in Dallas in D Magazine.
Sayles Werbner
1201 Elm Street
44th Floor
Dallas TX 75270
Phone 214 939 8700 www.swtriallaw.com
Sayles Werbner has an international reputation as a “go to” trial law firm in multifaceted business and product liability litigation, patent litigation, life-altering personal injury cases, product safety lawsuits and other areas of the law. More information about the firm can be found at www.swtriallaw.com.
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