Winstead Energy Shareholder Jamie Bryan Honored by Texas Lawyer

11.06.16

Fort Worth, Nov. 6, 2016 – Winstead shareholder Jamie Bryan was honored as a recipient of the Texas Lawyer Women in Energy Law Awards at a dinner held Dec. 5, at the Magnolia Hotel in Houston.

Winstead shareholder and energy law practice group leader, Jeff King noted, “This award signifies what we have all known about Jamie. She is dedicated to her profession and distinguishes herself from others in what is a complex and difficult area of the law. We are very proud of Jamie and are excited about this special recognition.” 

Jamie works in Winstead’s Fort Worth office and maintains a diverse litigation practice focusing on energy-related litigation, financial services litigation and complex business disputes. She also counsels clients on land use, policy issues and litigation avoidance.

This inaugural award recognizes women for their work in the area of energy law—an area that has been particularly volatile this past year. Thirty-one outstanding women were honored last night for their achievements in this practice area.

The complete list of honorees can be viewed on the Texas Lawyer Web site.

Winstead PC is a national business law firm with more than 325 attorneys. The firm provides a full range of business legal services to some of the most recognized and respected companies across the country and throughout the world. Winstead has offices in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and The Woodlands, Texas and Charlotte, North Carolina.

 

Media Contact:

Michael A. Webb
Public Relations Manager
214.745.5308
mwebb@winstead.com

 

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