David Johnson Receives the 2024 JD Supra’s Readers’ Choice Award - Top Author in Wealth Management

03.05.24

FORT WORTH, March 5, 2024 - Winstead PC, a leading Texas-based law firm serving clients across the country, today announced that David Fowler Johnson, Managing Shareholder of the firm’s Fort Worth office and the lead writer for The Fiduciary Litigator blog, was awarded the JDSupra Readers’ Choice Award for Top Author in Wealth Management. In addition, the firm was also named in the same category.

2024 marks the sixth consecutive year David has received this award from JDSupra. This annual award recognizes top authors and firms read by C-suite executives, in-house counsel, media, and other professionals across the JD Supra platform during 2024.

David maintains an active trial and appellate practice focused on advising and representing clients in the financial services industry in the fiduciary area and also closely held business disputes. David has a triple Board Certification in Civil Trial Law, Civil Appellate Law, and Personal Injury Trial Law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.


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