Austin Law Firm Weisbart Springer Hayes Adds Trial Lawyer Tim Cleveland -- AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

Feb 7 2013

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Texas litigation boutique Weisbart Springer Hayes LLP has added trial lawyer Tim Cleveland to the firm's Austin office.

Mr. Cleveland joins Weisbart Springer Hayes after previously working in the Houston and Austin offices of Beck Redden LLP. He represents plaintiffs and defendants in cases involving contractual disputes, intellectual property matters, probate-related issues, personal injury claims, fiduciary relationships, professional malpractice and business torts.

Previously honored in the Texas Rising Stars list of top young lawyers in the state, Mr. Cleveland earned his law degree, with honors, from The University of Texas School of Law in 2006. He earned his undergraduate degree from The University of Texas in 2003.

"Tim is an outstanding young lawyer with an impressive record of success at trial for large institutional clients, small businesses and individuals," says firm co-founder Geoff Weisbart. "His experience will be a valuable asset as we continue to grow and expand our capabilities for clients."

Weisbart Springer Hayes LLP focuses on high-stakes business, technology, employment, and aviation litigation matters in Texas and across the nation. Based on a philosophy of personal service and a practice of efficient management, the firm represents both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of complex legal disputes. More information is available on the firm's website at http://www.wshllp.com.

For more information on Mr. Cleveland and Weisbart Springer Hayes, please contact Barry Pound at 800-559-4534 or barry@androvett.com.

SOURCE Weisbart Springer Hayes LLP

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