Legal 500 Ranks Hicks Johnson, Andy Hicks, and Logan Johnson Among US City Elite for Houston

We are thrilled to announce that Legal 500 has selected Hicks Johnson PLLC for its inaugural US City Elite ranking for Houston in Band 2 of the Commercial Disputes category. Partners Andy Hicks and Logan Johnson are ranked as individuals in this category.

This honor, highlighting practitioners across the country, recognizes firms and lawyers who handle matters at the top of the legal market in their respective cities. Research leading to selection for the US City Elite includes “interviews with top practitioners, referee and peer feedback, and evidence of key matters worked on by the ranked attorneys during the past year.”

Andy and Logan have delivered significant favorable outcomes for Texas-based clients including Collins Aerospace, the City of Houston, Engelhart (formerly Trailstone Group), Triple-S Steel Holdings, Texas High Plains Grape Growers, and many others. Hicks Johnson is known as the go-to team for complex, high-stakes litigation due to the firm’s remarkable bench strength and best-in-class trial skills.

The Legal 500 honor follows numerous high-profile accolades the firm has earned in 2025. Most recently, Benchmark Litigation recognized eight Hicks Johnson partners in its 2026 rankings, and Lawdragon named Andy and Logan to its 2026 500 Leading Litigators in America list. In the summer, Law360 named Hicks Johnson a Regional Powerhouse for Texas, and Chambers and Partners once again ranked Hicks Johnson for Litigation: General Commercial, Texas: Houston & Surrounds. Andy and Logan were also ranked by Chambers among the top lawyers in this market.

Since Hicks Johnson was founded in 2007, our team has remained focused on bringing premier trial talent to bear on complex disputes — and consistently delivering client successes. We are grateful to receive these legal industry accolades because they highlight how our work resolves the challenges our clients face and supports them in achieving their most important commercial objectives.