Branscomb Law Has Been Included in 2023 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® Ranking of America’s “Best Law Firms”
Branscomb Law has been recognized and included in the 2023 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® ranking of America’s “Best Law Firms” as one of the best law firms in the Corpus Christi, San Antonio, and Austin metro areas. U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” recognizes the most elite firms across the nation, identified […]
9 Branscomb Law Lawyers Recognized as 2022 Texas Super Lawyers®
Branscomb Law is pleased to announce that 9 lawyers have been selected to the 2022 Texas Super Lawyers® list. Each year, no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, is a rating service […]
Branscomb Law is Proud to Have 12 lawyers Recognized by Best Lawyers® in America-2023
Branscomb Law is pleased to announce that the following lawyers have been recognized in the 2023 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®: Austin, TX: Jeffrey S. Dickerson – Corporate Law Corpus Christi, TX: James T. Clancy Jr. – Commercial Litigation Omar J. Leal – Trusts and Estates James H. Robichaux – Commercial Litigation – […]
Two Branscomb Law Attorneys Named to Scene in S.A.’s Best Lawyers of 2022
Branscomb Law is pleased to announce that San Antonio’s Scene in S.A. magazine, Summer 2022 edition, has recognized Aaron M. Barton and Clint Buck in its annual Best San Antonio Lawyers feature. The magazine spotlights San Antonio lawyers who have been identified by their peers as the city’s best lawyers in their respective practice areas. […]
Branscomb Law Attorneys Speak at the 44th Annual Advanced Real Estate Law CLE
Branscomb Law real estate litigation attorney Clint Buck and water law attorney Mary Adair presented at the 44th Annual Advanced Real Estate Law CLE presented by TexasBarCLE in San Antonio, Texas. Branscomb Law was also one of the sponsors of the event. The seminar is attended by real estate attorneys and professionals from across the […]
Consequences For Misclassifying Workers As Independent Contractors
Sometimes, at first blush, it may seem beneficial to treat workers as independent contractors rather than employees. In general, when dealing with independent contractors employers do not make matching contributions for Social Security and Medicare (“FICA”) payments and do not have to pay overtime. Workers sometimes desire to be treated as independent contractors so that […]
Branscomb Law Congratulates Class of 2022 Emerging Professionals
Branscomb Law and @Education to Employment Partners would like to say congratulations to the Class of 2022 Emerging Professionals interns!! On Wednesday, May 4th, we celebrated the successful completion of their internships as they prepare to graduate from high school and pursue their goals toward successful careers. Branscomb Law sponsored two interns, Rianne Olivares – […]
Branscomb Law’s Mary E. Adair Named San Antonio’s 2022 Rising Star Lawyer
Branscomb Law is pleased to announce that San Antonio’s Scene in S.A. magazine, Winter 2022 edition, has recognized Mary E. Adair in its annual Rising Star Lawyers feature. The magazine spotlights young San Antonio lawyers who have been identified as leaders in their respective practice areas by senior lawyers in the city. Adair is an […]
Rhonda Jolley Recognized by Scene in S.A. Magazine as One of S.A’s 2022 Outstanding Women in Law
Branscomb Law attorney Rhonda Jolley has been recognized by Scene in S.A. Magazine as one of San Antonio’s 2022 Outstanding Women in Law. Ms. Jolley’s law practice focuses primarily on commercial and ranch real estate transactions as well as water law, and she serves as Branscomb Law’s head of its Water Law section within the […]
Supreme Court of Texas Rules in Bank’s Favor on Breach of Contract Case
In a decision pitting a lawyer against his firm’s bank, the Supreme Court of Texas recently issued an opinion holding that a transfer-request form was not sufficiently definite to confirm that a bank actually intended to be contractually bound by a promise to only transfer “collected” funds. In Cadence Bank, N.A. v. Roy J. Elizondo […]
