Ben C. Martin Earns Repeat Recognition from Super Lawyers

Dallas law firm founder again honored for plaintiff personal injury work

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Veteran trial attorney Ben C. Martin, founding partner of elite personal injury law firm Ben Martin Law Group, has again been named among the best in the state with his selection to the 2026 Texas Super Lawyers legal guide, a distinction reserved for the top 5% of attorneys.

Mr. Martin, who is marking his 21^st consecutive year as a Texas Super Lawyer, was recognized for exceptional plaintiff personal injury representation.

“It’s always gratifying to be acknowledged by Super Lawyers and the legal community,” said Mr. Martin. “It confirms the value of the work we do, and it inspires me to continue serving our clients with compassion and delivering the results they deserve.”

Throughout his nearly 40-year career, Mr. Martin has represented thousands of clients from all 50 states who have been affected by catastrophic injury and wrongful death. He has extensive experience in state and federal pharmaceutical litigation and national multidistrict litigation involving medical devices, and he is considered a leader in IVC filter complication litigation.

Mr. Martin has received repeat honors from The Best Lawyers in America and the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 and has earned the highest ranking of AV Preeminent from Martindale-Hubbell.

Earlier this year, Mr. Martin’s contributions to the legal profession were honored with his induction into the Lawdragon 2026 Hall of Fame, a coveted award to lawyers with a long and impactful history of service and advocacy.

Super Lawyers selects honorees on an annual, state-by-state basis using peer nominations, comprehensive evaluations and independent journalistic research.

To view the full list of Texas Super Lawyers, visit attorneys.superlawyers.com/texas.

About Ben Martin Law Group

The attorneys of the Ben Martin Law Group have helped thousands of victims of catastrophic vehicular and trucking accidents, oilfield explosions, medical and hospital negligence, medical device and pharmaceutical design defects, and personal injuries caused by negligence and gross negligence. Learn more at www.bencmartin.com.