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Rogge Dunn Earns National Recognition for High-Stakes Employment Law Wins

Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers recognizes Dallas legal leader

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rogge Dunn Group founding partner Rogge Dunn has been selected to the 2025 edition of Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers, which spotlights the nation’s top advisers on workplace matters and disputes.

“Everyone deserves to be respected for the work they do,” said Mr. Dunn. “I’m grateful for the trust our clients place in us during some of the most challenging moments of their careers.”

Mr. Dunn is known for representing executives and organizations in business and employment disputes. He has litigated on behalf of financial advisors, founders, and executives of major financial firms in matters involving transitions to new firms, wrongful discharge claims, and FINRA disputes. His experience includes cases involving recovery of forfeited deferred compensation, regulatory issues, non-compete agreements, and promissory notes.

He has gone up against numerous Fortune 500 companies, securing courtroom victories that include more than $2 billion net in settlements and judgments for clients.

Most recently, Mr. Dunn is representing a trucking company in a civil RICO suit against Worldwide Express, alleging systemic use of hidden fees and other irregularities.

The Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers 2025 guide describes honorees as the nation’s best advisers on workplace mobility, employee benefits and executive compensation, traditional labor matters and “all matter of disputes – from wage and hour class actions to discrimination and non-compete agreements.”

Lawdragon conducts a rigorous vetting process that includes candidate submissions, journalistic research and peer vetting. View the full list here.

Rogge Dunn Group has built a well-deserved reputation for aggressive litigation, outstanding results and attentive client service. Led by founding partner Rogge Dunn, the firm is well-known for successfully trying high-profile business, financial 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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214-559-4630
belynn@androvett.com

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