Clouse Brown PLLC has been named to the 2023 list of Best Law Firms in three distinct categories of employment law.
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Continuing their multi-year recognitions streak, Clouse Brown founding partners Keith Clouse and Alyson Brown have once again been named to the annual list of Texas Super Lawyers. They were both recognized for employment & labor: employer, and employment & labor: employee.
Keith Clouse and Alyson Brown, founding partners of Clouse Brown, have both been named to the 2023 list of The Best Lawyers in America for their achievements in multiple categories of employment law.
Clouse Brown is building its roster of executive employment lawyers with the addition of Megan Dixon, an attorney with experience handling a broad range of litigation matters for employers and employees before administrative agencies, state and federal courts, and arbitration tribunals.
Clouse Brown PLLC has been named to the 2022 list of Best Law Firms in four distinct categories of employment law.
Clouse Brown PLLC founders Keith Clouse and Alyson Brown have once again been named to The Best Lawyers in America for their work in multiple areas of employment law. Additionally, partner Camille Avant has again been named to the publication’s “Ones to Watch” list, which recognizes attorneys early in their careers.
Clouse Brown partner Camille Avant has been selected to the annual Super Lawyers Rising Stars list published by Thomson Reuters for the second year in a row.
We’re thrilled to welcome John Lynch to Clouse Brown, PLLC. Mr. Lynch has a range of employment experience that will serve our clients well.
Keith Clouse and Alyson Brown, founding partners of Clouse Brown PLLC, have both been named to the 2021 list of The Best Lawyers in America for their achievements in multiple categories of employment law. This year is the seventh consecutive year that Keith earned a spot on the annual list; Best Lawyers recognized him for employment law – individuals, employment…
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