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Rusty Hardin Once Again Named to Super Lawyers’ Top 100 Lists for Texas and Houston

Legal guide has recognized Houston legal giant for more than two decades

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Houston attorney Rusty Hardin has once again been selected as one of the Top 100 attorneys in Texas and Houston by Texas Super Lawyers.

Mr. Hardin, founder of Rusty Hardin & Associates, was recognized for business litigation. Earlier this year, he was one of five firm attorneys selected to the 2026 Texas Super Lawyers legal guide. He has been named to every Texas Super Lawyers since the guide’s inception more than 20 years ago.

With a career that has featured more than 200 jury trials, Mr. Hardin continues to succeed for his clients. Earlier this year, he and his firm colleagues won a favorable decision from the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of a Houston police officer involved in the Harding Street raid. They also won a $46 million judgment for the family of an oil field worker who was run over and killed by a truck driver at a well site in DeWitt County.

“I am honored to be recognized on Super Lawyers’ Top lists,” said Mr. Hardin. “I am so proud of the success we’ve had on behalf of our clients, and any recognition for me is recognition of the incredible team of lawyers I work with each and every day.”

Firm partners Ryan Higgins, Terry Kernell, Megan Moore, and Joe Roden were also named to the 2026 Super Lawyers list, which recognizes only the top 5% of attorneys in the state each year.

Texas Super Lawyers honorees are selected through peer nominations, staff evaluation, and professional accomplishments. To view the Top 100 lists and the full Super Lawyers lists, visit SuperLawyers.com.

About Rusty Hardin & Associates

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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