Russ Brown Named Super Lawyer Second Year in a Row
September 8, 2015 by Brown Fox
Labor and employment attorney Russ Brown recently was selected as a 2015 Super Lawyer. This is the second year in a row Russ has received this honor, which is bestowed on only 5% of lawyers nominated for the honor. Earlier this year Russ was named to the Dallas Business Journal‘s 40 Under 40 list. Prior honors include selection as a Texas Rising Star eight times and D Magazine‘s Best Lawyers Under 40.
Russ is the Managing Partner and co-founder of Brown Fox. While Russ regularly represents corporations, he’s driven to help high level executives and employees with employment contract disputes, commission disputes, non-compete agreements, and negotiations of employment and severance agreements. View Russ’s Super Lawyers profile by clicking here and his online biography by clicking here.
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