Our Firm's Memberships, Awards, Accolades & Recognitions
The
Million Dollar Advocates Forum is a prestigious private club comprised of lawyers who have won million-dollar and multi-million dollar verdicts or settlements for their clients. Our firm maintains a strong track record of delivering million dollar verdicts for our clients to keep our membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum active.
Our firm has worked hard to obtain our accomplishments, so we proudly display the
Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum logo throughout our website. Less than one percent of lawyers in the United States receive invitations to join, and even fewer attain multi-million dollar status, so it's a tremendous honor.
The Top 100 trial lawyers in each state are invited to join the
American Trial Lawyers Association, an association reserved for American civil and criminal lawyers who exemplify superior qualifications, leadership, influence, stature, reputation, and profile.
In order to give protect families and give laymen a greater say in the legislative process, the
Texas Trial Lawyers Association was founded in 1949. TTLA ensures the civil justice system in Texans protects all citizens equally.
The
Verdict Club inducts member lawyers who have built strong histories of success and have secured settlements or verdicts greater than $500,000 in value. By joining the Verdict Club, trial attorneys enjoy the opportunity to trade ideas and consult with other attorneys on various subjects both legally and regarding world affairs.
Businesses must apply to the
Better Business Bureau Board of Directors to achieve
BBB Accreditation that demonstrates that a business conforms to the Better Business Bureau's lofty ethical standards.
Mr. Grossman proudly graduated from the oldest law in school in Texas,
Baylor University School of Law, founded in 1857. At the Baylor School of Law, Mr. Grossman received trained and mentored in theoretical analysis, legal writing, practical application, professional responsibility, advocacy, negotiation and counseling skills.
Mr. Purdue proudly graduated from
Texas Tech University School of Law, where he trained and was educated to ethically practice law in the 21st Century. The Texas Tech University School of Law taught Mr. Purdue how to productively engage in the academic community, as well as, as serve the public in the world at large.
Mr. Wise proudly graduated from
The University of Houston Law Center; the leading law school in the nation’s fifth-largest legal market. While at UHLC, Mr. Wise served as an editor for the Houston Journal of International Law, and concentrated on trial advocacy coursework. Through the University, Mr. Wise was awarded the Public Interest Fellowship for his work with the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.
The American Bar Association
The State Bar of Texas - Member in good standing
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