
Waco Commercial and Business Litigation Lawyer
Overview
Ryan Johnson is a founding partner of Johnson Hobbs Squires. He has broad experience representing businesses and individuals on commercial and business transactions, litigation and arbitration as well as product liability matters. Ryan has successfully prosecuted claims involving serious personal injury, wrongful death, merger and acquisition agreements, violations of non-competition agreements, trademark and trade-secret disputes, employment discrimination disputes, product liability...
Ryan Johnson is a founding partner of Johnson Hobbs Squires. He has broad experience representing businesses and individuals on commercial and business transactions, litigation and arbitration as well as product liability matters. Ryan has successfully prosecuted claims involving serious personal injury, wrongful death, merger and acquisition agreements, violations of non-competition agreements, trademark and trade-secret disputes, employment discrimination disputes, product liability...
Ryan Johnson is a founding partner of Johnson Hobbs Squires. He has broad experience representing businesses and individuals on commercial and business transactions, litigation and arbitration as well as product liability matters. Ryan has successfully prosecuted claims involving serious personal injury, wrongful death, merger and acquisition agreements, violations of non-competition agreements, trademark and trade-secret disputes, employment discrimination disputes, product liability, securities claims and inverse condemnation. Ryan also represents clients in commercial business and real estate transactions.
Ryan has been selected by his colleagues as a Texas Super Lawyer "Rising Star", a Thomson Reuters Service, in Texas Monthly magazine for the years 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 and as a Texas Super Lawyer for the years 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 in recognition of his advocacy on behalf of clients in personal injury and product liability cases.
Ryan graduated second in his law school commencement class and has subsequently served as an adjunct professor at Baylor Law School where he has taught classes on arbitration. Prior to joining the Firm, he was formerly employed as an engineering consultant for Compaq Computer Corporation and Hewlett-Packard in Houston, Texas.
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