Brasher Law Firm, PLLC is pleased to announce that firm founder Clint Brasher, partner Nishi Kothari and attorney Joe Muckleroy have been named to the Lawdragon 2022 list of 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers. “These are the lawyers who stand on the front line in individual lawsuits and class actions seeking justice,” said Lawdragon CEO Katrina Dewey in her description […]
Rising Star: Brasher Law Firm Partner Nishi Kothari Named Among the Top Young Lawyers in Texas
Brasher Law Firm is pleased to announce that, for the seventh straight year, Partner Nishi Kothari has been named to the 2022 list of Texas Rising Stars, an exclusive listing that recognizes only the top 2.5 percent of young lawyers in Texas. Ms. Kothari is recognized for her work in insurance coverage disputes. A partner in the firm’s Houston office, […]
Orange County Woman Awarded $1.3M from Brookshire Brothers over Slip-and-Fall
Jury returns one of the largest verdicts of its kind in Orange County ORANGE COUNTY, Texas – A woman in Orange County has been awarded $1.325 million by a jury after she slipped and fell at a Brookshire Brothers grocery store while shopping for ice cream on Memorial Day weekend in 2020. Jurors in the trial heard evidence that this […]
Brasher Law & Local Experts Team-up to Host Town Hall on Hurricane Ida Claims
Following the success of our previous townhall on Hurricane Ida insurance claims, Brasher Law Firm, together with K&M Project Services, Fayard & Honeycutt Law Firm, and Weather Event LLC, has announced an additional event to be held on Thursday, December 9. This FREE town hall will take place from 6-8pm at: Amvets Hall Post 6826890 LA 42Springfield, LA 70462 We’ll […]
Brasher Law and K&M Team Up to Address Hurricane Ida Insurance Claims
Hurricane Ida killed more than 100 people and caused more than $65 billion in damage. In Louisiana’s entire history, only Hurricane Katrina was more destructive. Now, as those in affected areas begin to rebuild, insurance companies are adding to the devastation by denying and underpaying legitimate property damage claims. For those who were affected by Hurricane Ida and are now […]
Clint Brasher Named Among the Top Lawyers in Texas
The Brasher Law Firm, PLLC is pleased to announce that firm founder Clint Brasher has been named to the 2021 list of Texas Super Lawyers, a respected legal guide that recognizes only the top 5 percent of practicing attorneys in Texas. Recognized for his work in insurance law, Mr. Brasher is marking his fourth year on the Texas Super Lawyers listing. Honorees are selected based on nominations from other practicing lawyers in […]
Beaumont Attorney Clint Brasher Named to The Best Lawyers in America
BEAUMONT – Brasher Law Firm founding partner Clint Brasher has earned recognition for his expertise in insurance law in the 2022 edition of Best Lawyers in America, one of the oldest and most respected guides to the legal industry. His designation as a Best Lawyer places him among the nation’s top leading lawyers in this practice area. “I am grateful […]
Tropical Storm Imelda – Flood Insurance Proof of Loss Requirement
Proof of Loss Form Tropical Storm Imelda Proof of Loss Requirements – Deadline November 16, 2019 While Tropical Storm Imelda snuck up on a lot of us here in Southeast Texas, don’t let the deadline to file your Proof of Loss sneak up on you. Under a flood policy, you have 60 days from the flood to file a Proof […]
Does the New Tax Reform Law Affect You? Find out!
Almost a year ago, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, or the new tax reform law. Tax rates reduced for many people. However, the new law also changed the way taxable income is calculated. Accordingly, the amount of taxes that is withheld from your paycheck may change. The IRS developed a withholding calculator for people […]
The Truth about Insurance Law Changes
During the course of Hurricane Harvey ravaging Southeast Texas, Corpus Christi, Dickinson, Rockport, Houston and surrounding counties, like Jefferson, Orange, Hardin, Jasper, Tyler, etc…, speculation from both sides of the aisle spread like wildfire about what the new changes to the Texas Insurance Code would mean for victims of Hurricane Harvey. People barely made it to shelters, and the sponsor […]
