Around five percent of attorneys from across the state are recognized as “Super Lawyers,” and fewer than three percent are named as “Rising Stars.”
Derek Allen, Land Use/Zoning
Tom Babel, Business Litigation
Al Bell, Employment & Labor: Employer
Wes Camden, Criminal Defense: White Collar
Don Eglinton, Business Litigation
Charles Ellis, Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff
Brad Evans, Business Litigation
Lynwood Evans, Personal Injury – Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff
Paul Fanning, Creditor Debtor Rights: Business
Steven Long, Employee Benefits
John Martin, Business Litigation
Lance Martin, Creditor Debtor Rights: Business
Greg Peacock, Estate Planning & Probate
Gary Rickner, Business Litigation
Ryal Tayloe, Construction Litigation: Business
Ken Wooten, Business Litigation
Lauren Taylor Arnette, Family Law
Virginia Carter, Estate Planning & Probate
Whitney Campbell Christensen, Government Relations
Trip Coyne, General Litigation
Angela Doughty, Intellectual Property
Zac Lamb, Estate Planning & Probate
Michael Parrish, Business Litigation
Caitlin Poe, Criminal Defense: White Collar
Allen Trask, Business Litigation
Hayley Wells, Employment & Labor: Employer
Devon Williams, Employment & Labor: Employer
Jeremy Wilson, Personal Injury – General: Plaintiff
Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Selections are made on an annual, state-by-state basis. Visit Super Lawyers for additional information about the recognition methodology.
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