How to Find LPHS Attorneys or Contact Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann

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Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann (LPHS) is a Dallas-based commercial litigation firm, and the fastest way to reach a specific attorney or the firm is through its website, lynnllp.com. The site lists the full attorney roster with individual profiles, and the firm operates from a single Dallas office. If you already know which lawyer you want, go straight to that person's profile page; if you don't, start with the attorney directory and work from there.

Where the Attorney List Lives

The firm's site organizes its people under an "Our People / Our Attorneys" section. The roster shown on the site includes:

  • Named partners: Mike Lynn, Michael K. Hurst, Eric Pinker, Chris Schwegmann
  • Other partners and counsel: Chris Akin, Sara Chelette, Jonathan R. Childers, Andrés Correa, David Coale, Clint Cowan, Alan Dabdoub, Jason Dennis, Yaman Desai, Jared Eisenberg, Mary Goodrich Nix, Chris Patton, Britta Stanton, John Volney
  • Retired judge on the team: Hon. Barbara M. G. Lynn (ret.)

Each name on the roster links to an individual profile. That profile is where you'll typically find practice focus, background, and the contact route for that attorney.

Steps to Reach a Specific Attorney

  1. Open lynnllp.com.
  2. Navigate to the attorney directory (labeled "Our People" or "Our Attorneys" on the site).
  3. Select the attorney's name to open their profile.
  4. Use the contact details or inquiry form provided on that profile page.

Expected result: You land on the individual's page with their professional background and a way to send an inquiry. If a profile doesn't show a direct email or phone number, use the firm's general contact or inquiry form instead.

What to Know Before You Reach Out

A few facts from the firm's own site help you decide who to contact:

Detail What the site states
Location One Dallas office
Size 50+ lawyers
Recognition 100% of partners named to Best Lawyers award lists
Chambers ranking Ranked Band I by Chambers & Partners for 10 consecutive years
Associate credentials 70% of associates clerked for federal or Supreme Court judges

Because all attorneys work from a single Dallas office, there is no branch routing to worry about — any attorney you contact is based in Dallas.

Choosing the Right Attorney

The firm positions itself around complex commercial litigation and a trial-tested bench. If your matter is a commercial dispute, any of the litigation partners is a reasonable starting point. If you want the most senior name recognition, the named partners (Lynn, Hurst, Pinker, Schwegmann) are the firm's public-facing principals. If your case could benefit from a former federal judge's perspective, Hon. Barbara M. G. Lynn (ret.) is listed on the team.

For a quick sense of the firm's current work, its "News and Insights" section posts recent matters — for example, a September 2026 item on LPHS defeating an injunction request in a trademark licensing dispute. Reading recent updates can help you confirm whether the firm handles the type of matter you have before you make contact.

Common Snags

  • No central "contact us" shortcut to a person: The most reliable path is through an individual attorney's profile rather than a generic firm inbox.
  • You don't know who to pick: Start with a named partner or the attorney whose profile best matches your dispute type, then use that profile's inquiry route.
  • Expecting multiple offices: The site describes a single Dallas office, so don't look for regional locations.