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Rusty Hardin & Associates Earns Repeat Recognition in Chambers Spotlight Texas Guide

Firm recognized for personal injury, general commercial litigation, and white-collar crime and government investigations

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rusty Hardin & Associates is pleased to announce it has again been named to the Chambers Spotlight Texas guide, which recognizes the state’s small to medium-sized law firms that offer top-level service to their clients.

Marking its fourth consecutive year in the Spotlight Texas guide, the firm was recognized for excellence in personal injury, general commercial litigation, and white-collar crime and government investigations cases.

“It takes a team to achieve collective excellence, and I am happy that our firm once again has been singled out for recognition,” said firm founder Rusty Hardin. “I am proud of our ability to help our clients in a wide range of cases and even more proud that they reach out to us when they need help the most.”

Mr. Hardin himself has been ranked by Chambers USA. He was recognized with a Band 1 – the highest possible ranking – for trial law and white-collar crime and government investigations in Texas and Houston and for general commercial litigation in Houston.

Mr. Hardin also received a Band 1 ranking as a U.S. trial lawyer by the Chambers Global Guide.

Chambers USA staff members assess legal market conditions, case outcomes, and caliber of legal talent in selecting firms for Regional Spotlights. The company says its guides are designed for in-house counsel and companies seeking high-quality local representation and for large firms referring clients to regional or specialized experts.

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Rusty Hardin & Associates, LLP has built a solid reputation for taking on the causes of its clients and obtaining favorable results in commercial litigation, plaintiffs’ personal injury, white-collar criminal defense, appellate matters, and general civil and criminal litigation. Learn more about the firm’s representative matters: https://www.rustyhardin.com/.

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