Nineteen Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC Attorneys Named in 2016 Texas Super Lawyers Rankings

Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC, a full-service law firm based in Dallas, Texas, is pleased to announce that Thomson Reuters has selected nineteen of the firm’s attorneys for recognition as 2016 Texas Super Lawyers.

The 2016 list includes the following Kane Russell Coleman & Logan attorneys:

George Barber, Joseph Coleman, and Joseph Friedman were ranked in the area of Business Bankruptcy once again. Jason Binford was also recognized by Super Lawyers in the Business Bankruptcy rankings for the first time after being selected for Texas Rising Stars by Super Lawyers for the previous five years. Kenneth Biermacher, Robert LeMay, Michael Logan, Wade McClure, Chris Pappas, and Amy Dunn Taylor were each recognized on the Business Litigation list. Lawrence Bowman and Zach Mayer were selected for General Litigation and Ray Kane and Gordon Russell were selected for Real Estate.  This is the tenth consecutive year that Kenneth Johnston has been recognized by Super Lawyers for his work in Banking. Alan Rucker and Andrew Sarne were ranked in Civil Litigation: Defense, Andrea Johnson in Employment & Labor, and Kevin Riley in PI General: Defense.

“We are honored that the legal community chose to recognize us this year in the 2016 Texas Super Lawyers rankings,” says Zach Mayer, a managing partner at the firm. “It’s a privilege to be nominated from such a diverse list of exceptional attorneys.”

Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters publication, rates outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement in one of seventy practice areas. The rankings, which are released on an annual, state-by-state basis, are determined by a patented multiphase process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, an independent research evaluation of candidates and peer reviews by practice area. According to Super Lawyers, the final published list “represents no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state.”