Attorney Ben Martin Again Named Among Best in Dallas by D Magazine

Veteran trial lawyer honored on 2026 list for excellence in mass torts

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ben C. Martin, founding partner of the elite personal injury law firm Ben Martin Law Group, has been selected to D Magazine’s Best Lawyers in Dallas for 2026.

This marks Mr. Martin’s sixth appearance on the exclusive list recognizing his exceptional work in mass tort litigation.

“I really appreciate this recognition from our community,” said Mr. Martin. “Serving our clients and working with such a dedicated and talented team are honors in themselves. Receiving acknowledgment from my peers locally is like icing on the cake, and I’m grateful.”

During a legal career that spans nearly 40 years, Mr. Martin has represented thousands of clients throughout the country, securing a lengthy list of impressive verdicts and settlements for victims of catastrophic injury and wrongful death. With extensive experience in multidistrict litigation and mass torts, he specializes in cases involving dangerous pharmaceuticals and defective medical devices and is considered a leader in IVC filter complication litigation.

Mr. Martin has earned repeat honors from virtually every major legal guide, including The Best Lawyers in America, Lawdragon and Texas Super Lawyers. He has also been on the National Trial Lawyers list of Top 100 Trial Lawyers since 2011 and has achieved the highest ranking, AV Preeminent, by Martindale-Hubbell.

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

D Magazine’s Best Lawyers list is compiled through peer nominations and vetting by the publication’s editorial staff and an independent legal panel. View the complete 2026 list in the May issue of D Magazine.

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.