Ten Yetter Coleman lawyers have been recognized in the 2027 Lawdragon Leading Litigators in America guide, underscoring the firm’s depth in high-stakes trial work.
Jamie A. Aycock, Bryce L. Callahan, Natalie Alfaro Gonzales, Tracy N. LeRoy, Timothy S. McConn, Michael T. Murphy, Connie H. Pfeiffer, Reagan W. Simpson , Paul Yetter and James E. Zucker were included in this year’s guide for their work representing clients in complex, high-value litigation across industries.
The annual list recognizes litigators nationwide who have distinguished themselves representing clients in high-stakes courtroom matters. Honorees are selected through a combination of independent research and submissions.
Yetter is the firm’s founding partner. His commercial litigation practice covers antitrust and securities, intellectual property and business tort disputes, representing plaintiffs and defendants alike in the energy, technology, finance and aviation industries, among others.
Aycock is a business trial lawyer who handles high-stakes commercial, appellate and restructuring litigation, frequently serving as lead trial counsel in contested Chapter 11 proceedings.
Callahan represents plaintiffs and defendants in high-stakes state and federal litigation throughout Texas and across the country, with a practice spanning antitrust, securities and trade secret disputes.
Alfaro Gonzales is a registered patent attorney who tries complex intellectual property disputes, including patent and trade secret cases, in federal courts nationwide and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
LeRoy is a trial lawyer who handles high-stakes business litigation. Much of her practice focuses on disputes in the upstream and midstream sectors of the oil and gas industry.
McConn represents public and private companies in complex commercial disputes, with deep experience defending oil and gas clients in the upstream and midstream sectors.
Murphy is a seasoned trial lawyer for the energy industry whose practice spans business disputes, toxic tort and product liability claims, environmental matters and insurance coverage issues nationwide.
Pfeiffer, a board-certified appellate specialist, leads the firm’s appellate practice and regularly argues before the Texas Supreme Court and other state and federal appellate courts.
Simpson focuses on complex commercial litigation and appeals and is a Fellow of both the American College of Trial Lawyers and the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers.
Zucker represents companies in complex commercial litigation, with much of his practice centered on the upstream and midstream oil and gas sectors alongside technology, financial services and other industries.