Trial lawyer Rogge Dunn is known for his wide-ranging expertise and passions. A lifelong learner, Dunn is a dedicated student of psychology, geopolitics, history – and, of course, the law. He researches and writes about the psychology of persuasion for D CEO Magazine. He has traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine, to advocate for the Ukrainian cause, raising significant funds for charities Mental Help Global and The Borderlands Foundation. And, as a dedicated history buff, his office displays his eclectic personal collection of rare art and historical artifacts that are part of the permanent collections at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Smithsonian Institution and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
While they may not seem directly connected, these numerous passions make Dunn a truly singular lawyer.
Founder of Dallas-based trial boutique Rogge Dunn Group, Dunn’s multifaceted practice encompasses seemingly every polar opposite within civil law. He represents both plaintiffs and defendants at a nearly even split; his clients are both individuals and companies. As a sixth-generation Texan, he represents clients located in his home state, but also throughout the U.S. and as far as Scotland and Qatar. He is one of fewer than 30 attorneys in Texas Board-Certified in both civil trial law and labor and employment law. And just a few of the areas of law he’s successfully practiced over the years include employment, sports and entertainment, whistleblower and qui tam, sexual...
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