Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann is a litigation boutique that specializes in taking cases to trial. The firm is based out of one office in the Lone Star State.

A Boutique is Born

In 1993, Mike Lynn launched a firm focused on commercial litigation and trial work: Lynn Tillotson Pinker & Cox, LLP.  Almost three decades and a few name changes later, Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann is now home to around 40 litigators. Firm clients include Fortune 500 companies, major financial institutions, and prominent individuals.

Relentless

With a catch phrase of, “We are relentless, always” on its site, LPHS means business when it comes to litigation. The firm isn’t just experienced in trial work, it’s team is “trial tested” and ready. The firm’s partners have tried more than 200 cases collectively, and the majority of lawyers at the firm have served as federal clerks. Its lawyers have been recognized by the likes of Chambers, Texas Monthly, Texas Super Lawyers, and U.S. News & World Report.

Boasting 18 practices—from antitrust and bankruptcy to energy and insurance to patent and securities, and more—the firm is a litigation powerhouse. Its bread and butter is commercial litigation. Everyone from large companies to individuals call on the firm to handle their most complex matters. The firm has deep experience defending class actions, mass torts, and multi-district litigations. In particular, the firm has experience handling pharmaceutical mass tort matters.

Blog Hat Trick

LPHS’ Appellate practice has an impressive bench that includes the former chair of the State Bar of Texas appellate section and multiple former federal circuit clerks. The group pens three appellate law blogs: 600 Commerce (focused on the Dallas Court of Appeals), 600 Camp (focused on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit), and 600 Hemphill (focused on the Texas Supreme Court).