Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors

02/24/2026

Brewer Partner Josh Harris and Brewer Foundation President Ian Shaw have been named to the 2026 Super Lawyers Rising Stars list in Texas.

“Josh and Ian reflect excellence in all they do,” said William Brewer III, partner at Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors. "This honor underscores the positive impact they make — in the courtroom and the community."

Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of lawyers in the state are selected for Rising Stars through a multiphase process that includes statewide peer surveys, independent research, and an evaluation of professional achievement. Super Lawyers is a Thomson Reuters business.

To read more about ​our Rising Stars, click here: https://www.brewerattorneys.com/news-src/brewer-partner-josh-harris-and-brewer-foundation-president-ian-shaw-named-to-2026-super-lawyers-rising-stars-list

02/18/2026

Texas Lawyer reports on upcoming trial proceedings in a lawsuit filed by commercial actress and Brewer client Cindy Latch against nearly two dozen medical providers affiliated with Biote Medical, LLC, a Texas-based hormone therapy company.

As reported, Latch alleges that the providers used "her likeness to market their services for years, ignoring contract expirations, written cease-and-desist notices, and ultimately a court injunction."

“These defendants have continued to profit from her likeness despite having no legal right to do so,” said William A. Brewer III, partner at Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors and counsel for Latch. “Her brand is her currency, and that right is worth fighting for.”

Read the full report from Texas Lawyer at:

The litigation strategy is taking center stage as a corporate TV actress takes dozens of medical spas to trial for allegedly using her name, image and likeness without authorization after a contract expired.

02/10/2026

The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports on substantial third-party support for Brewer Storefront’s voting-rights challenge to Keller Independent School District’s at-large school board election system.

As reported, after the federal district court dismissed the lawsuit, the firm’s subsequent filing details extensive empirical evidence, expert analysis, and sworn testimony demonstrating persistent concerns about minority vote dilution and representational fairness.

Notably, the Star-Telegram reports that the court record now includes sworn affidavits from nationally recognized voting-rights experts, elected officials, and community leaders. These include testimony from FairVote Director of Research and Policy Deb Otis and Texas State Representative Rafael Anchía.

Read more here: https://www.brewerattorneys.com/news-src/fort-worth-star-telegram-reports-on-voting-rights-act-case-third-party-support

02/09/2026

Brewer client Marci Donovitz has filed suit over a $546K Rolls-Royce Spectre EV that allegedly became inoperable just months after delivery.

As reported by National Today, "The lawsuit could impact consumer confidence in the brand and raise questions about Rolls-Royce's ability to properly diagnose and fix complex battery issues in a timely manner.”

Read the National Today reporting here: https://nationaltoday.com/us/az/avondale/news/2026/02/05/texas-woman-sues-rolls-royce-over-546k-spectre-ev-failure/

10/07/2025

Congratulations to Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors Associate Stefan Sultan on his admission to the New York Bar!

You can read more about Stefan here: https://www.brewerattorneys.com/stefan-sultan

08/08/2025

Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors today announced the promotion of attorney Josh Harris to partner.

Harris’s practice focuses on high-stakes commercial litigation, dispute resolution, and complex advocacy. Since joining the Firm’s Dallas office in January of 2024, Harris has consistently delivered exceptional results for clients in their most challenging legal matters.

“Josh demonstrates an unwavering commitment to both our clients and our community advocacy,” says Brewer Partner William A. Brewer III. “His promotion to partner reflects his contributions to the Firm and his leadership as we expand our practice, broaden our reach, and elevate our impact.”

Read more here: https://www.brewerattorneys.com/news-src/brewer-attorneys-amp-counselors-names-joshua-harris-as-partnernbspin-dallas-office

07/18/2025

We're proud to announce that Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors has once again earned a spot on Vault’s 2026 “Top 150 Under 150” list, which recognizes the nation’s top small and midsize firms delivering big results.

This honor celebrates firms with 150 or fewer attorneys that excel in legal talent, workplace culture, and client impact.

The Brewer firm was also named to Vault's 2025, 2023, and 2019 "Top 150 Under 150" lists.

07/11/2025

Workplace justice is on the line.

Brewer client Dr. Cara Wessel Wells, a scientist and entrepreneur, was allegedly excluded from a university program after reporting misconduct—then denied civil rights protections because she wasn’t paid. Now, Workplace Fairness has joined her fight at the U.S. Supreme Court, urging the justices to strike down a rule that leaves unpaid workers unprotected.

Civil rights should never depend on a paycheck. ⚖️

Read more here: https://www.brewerattorneys.com/news-src/workplace-fairness-files-amicus-curiae-in-support-of-dr-cara-wessels-wells-supreme-court-petition-urging-title-vii-protections-for-unpaid-workersnbsp

07/08/2025

A message from Brewer Partner William A. Brewer III.

07/02/2025

Summer is in full swing — and so are we! ⚾️☀️

Our New York and Texas teams hit the ballparks with our amazing summer associates and interns, cheering on the Yankees and Rangers in true Brewer style. From the Bronx to Arlington, it’s all about building bonds and making memories.

06/29/2025

Brewer Partner William A. Brewer III comments on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on birthright citizenship and nationwide preliminary injunctions, noting that the ban on these injunctions will "certainly require immediate shifts in constitutional law and litigation."

To read the full statement, visit

June 27, 2025 — Today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision may allow President Trump’s Executive Order limiting birthright citizenship to take effect. The Court restricts federal courts from issuing preliminary injunctions that protect others who may be similarly situated as the plaintiffs unless the...