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Justin’s practice focuses on civil litigation, commercial dispute resolution, and strategic legal counsel for businesses. Justin has extensive experience in representing clients’ interests before courts and agencies and in providing practical, legal guidance and solutions to businesses. He has successfully tried cases in state courts, federal courts, and in front of arbitration panels. His clients have included large publically traded companies, foreign corporations, and closely held businesses, as well as individual entrepreneurs and investors.
Justin handles a broad variety of complex business litigation, including breach of contract, fraud, partnership disputes, minority shareholder oppression, covenants-not-to-compete, tortious interference, employment matters, and intellectual property disputes. He also represents clients in their dealings with state and federal agencies, such as the U.S. Department of Labor, the Texas Workforce Commission, and the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners.
In addition to his controversy practice, Justin advises clients on a number of contract and regulatory issues, including employment contracts, mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions, and corporate formation. He also serves as a mediator in civil lawsuits and as an arbitrator in legal fee disputes.
Prior to Strother Law Firm, Justin worked at one of the nation's most preeminent law firms, Vinson & Elkins, where his practice was focused on representing large companies in complex litigation.
Justin supports the arts in Houston by providing his services for a reduced rate or on a pro bono basis to Houston’s performing and visual artists.
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3000 Weslayan St., Suite 348, Houston, TX, 77027
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Posted by Paige | March 25, 2026 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes
Honest, smart and HIGHLY effective
We retained Justin Strother to handle a complex dispute that we believed needed emergency relief from the Harris county courts. Having had the unfortunate personal experience of other prior litigation in both family and civil court elsewhere, I have painfully-acquired firsthand knowledge of how commo...
Posted by Ron | February 13, 2014 | Business
Talented, dependable - highly recommend
Our company has worked with Justin for the past couple of years on several case. He is very talented and dependable. Always responsive and we feel billed fairly.
Posted by Fred | September 01, 2009 | Lawsuits & Disputes
Highly recommended
I was impressed at first by how well he listened and that I never had to repeat myself even though the situation I was in was complicated. He understood the intricacies of my contracting business and his advice was spot on. Also, he negotiated well with the other party.
Posted by anonymous | April 01, 2009 | Lawsuits & Disputes
I highly recommend Justin Strother.
I trust Justin Strother. He earned every bit of this rating and recommendation. Justin has a strong sense of honor which permeates his legal practice. I believe he is a rare and first class advisor, negotiator and litigator. He is intelligent, perceptive and very creative in his advocacy. Willin...
Posted by anonymous | March 30, 2009 | Business
Experienced Litigation Attorney
Here is a very knowledgeable and trustworthy attorney that will provide advice and direction that is in the best interest of his clients. Working with Justin was a pleasure under the circumstances of our business litigation case. He knew when to be a bull dog and when to be a conservative moderat...
"I endorse this lawyer. A true professional who is always prepared, courteous, and reasonable to work with."
"I endorse this lawyer. He has commitment to his clients, to the profession, and to the larger community in which he practices. He is a skilled and dedicated lawyer and an assert to his clients and the legal community."
"Justin is kind, compassionate and hard-working. He is dedicated to obtaining the best results for his clients and, when he is handling a case, is truly committed to his client’s cause. I have had the pleasure to work with Justin on a significant litigation matter and would welcome the opportunity to do so again."
"I have litigated against Justin and found him to be a skilled adversary, as well as completely professional. He did a very good job of representing his client and a thorough one as well. I have referred cases to Justin when conflicted out--and he is one of the few lawyers I will refer my litigation cases to. Class act and I imagine, he has a great 'beside' manner the clients will appreciate."
2017
Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell
2016
Litigator of the Week, Texas Lawyer
2016
Top Lawyer, Houstonia Magazine
2010
Fellow, Texas Bar Association
2007
Certified Mediator, University of Houston Law Center, Blakely Advocacy Center
2004
Texas Super Lawyer - Rising Star, Texas Monthly Magazine
2005 - Present
Partner, The Strother Law Firm
2000 - 2005
Associate Attorney, Vinson & Elkins, LLP
1998 - 2000
Associate Attorney, Mayor Day Caldwell & Keeton, LLP
2016 - Present
Houston Bar Associate, Institute CLE CommitteeCo-Chair
1998 - Present
State Bar of Texas
1998 - Present
Houston Bar Association
1998 - Present
American Bar Association
1998 - Present
Houston Young Lawyers Association
2012 - 2018
Fee Dispute Committee, Houston Bar AssociationArbitrator
2011 - 2018
Houston Bar Association, CLE CommitteeCommittee Member
2009 - 2010
Administration of Justice Committee - Houston Bar AssociationCommittee Member
1998 - 2004
Defense Research Institute
Summary judgment in favor of Defendant.
Favorable settlement from opposing party
Jury verdict for Plaintiff
Jury verdict for Plaintiff
Judgment for Plaintiff
1998
Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)
1997
1995
Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.)
2004
Who Wants to Be a First Chair? Evidence and Trial Tactics
2002
How to Depose a Plaintiff
1999
The New Discovery Rules in the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure
2004
2003
English
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