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Rogge Dunn Named to D Magazine's Dallas 500 for Fifth Consecutive Year

D CEO unveils the most powerful business leaders in Dallas-Fort Worth

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rogge Dunn Group, PC is pleased to announce that the firm’s founder Rogge Dunn has secured a coveted spot in D Magazine’s 2025 edition of The Dallas 500. Published by the editors of D CEO Magazine, The Dallas 500 recognizes the most influential business leaders in North Texas.

This marks Mr. Dunn’s fifth consecutive year on the list, which is described as a publication that goes “far beyond corporate bios to reveal the personal side of the leaders who drive the North Texas economy and make it such a vibrant place to work and live.”

“It is an honor to be recognized alongside my peers and colleagues across industries,” said Mr. Dunn. “Dallas has some of the most respected leaders in the nation, and I’m humbled to continue to be considered one of them.”

The award-winning trial lawyer has been honored as a top 100 attorney in Texas and is one of just 25 attorneys in Texas certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in both Civil Trial Law and Labor & Employment Law — a rare distinction he leverages to successfully litigate complex business and employment disputes worldwide.

This year, Mr. Dunn and his firm have obtained a total of $50 million net in settlements and judgments, which includes a $3.4 million win for a financial adviser.

D CEO’s 10th edition of The Dallas 500 is the culmination of months of meticulous research and hundreds of interviews and offers an exclusive glimpse into the visionary leaders shaping the future of the city of Dallas.

Learn more about Mr. Dunn’s honor here.

About Rogge Dunn Group

Rogge Dunn Group has built a well-deserved reputation for aggressive litigation, outstanding results and attentive client service. The firm has been recognized as a Best Law Firm and spotlighted by Chambers. The firm is well-known for successfully trying high-profile business and employment disputes. This trial experience fosters innovative strategies to obtain effective settlements and minimize litigation risks for corporate and individual clients. Based in Dallas, the firm tries cases in state and federal courts in Texas and throughout the United States. Learn more about the firm at www.roggedunngroup.com.

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800.559.4534
belynn@androvett.com

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800.559.4534
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