BOWS Partners Again Honored Among Lawdragon’s Leading Lawyers

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bissinger, Oshman, Williams & Strasburger LLP (BOWS) partners David Bissinger and John Strasburger have once again earned selection to the Lawdragon 500 Leading Lawyers in America.

According to Lawdragon, the 2026 guide “is a celebration and tribute to the good that lawyers do,” calling the honored attorneys “brilliant, impassioned and dedicated to the law and its practice” for the ability to rise to meet the unprecedented challenges of the past year.

Mr. Bissinger and Mr. Strasburger were honored for excellence in commercial litigation. It is Mr. Bissinger’s second year on the list and Mr. Strasburger’s third.

Mr. Bissinger handles disputes involving corporate fiduciary and governance, trade secrets, executive compensation, energy and technology, securities arbitrations and investigations, commercial real estate, banking and catastrophic tort litigation. He has been honored by The Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, Legal 500 and Martindale-Hubbell.

Mr. Strasburger has handled cases involving product liability, bankruptcy, trade secrets, energy, financial and insurance disputes, environmental law, mass torts and internal investigations for some of the world’s largest companies. His work has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation, Chambers USA, The Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers.

Lawdragon uses peer nominations, third-party research and editorial evaluation to determine the top attorneys nationwide across all practice areas.

More information, including the full list of 2026 honorees, can be found at https://www.lawdragon.com/guides/2026-01-09-the-2026-lawdragon-500-leading-lawyers-in-america.

About Bissinger, Oshman, Williams & Strasburger
Bissinger, Oshman, Williams & Strasburger LLP is a Houston-based business trial and transaction firm focused on providing impactful, cost-effective solutions to complex disputes and transactions requiring careful attention, extensive experience and a high level of sophistication.