Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers in Texas and California

September 18, 2026

Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel Lawyers Recognized by Super Lawyers in Texas and California

Eight Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel trial lawyers have earned recognition in the 2026 editions of Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in Texas and California. The honors recognize attorneys for their professional accomplishments, peer recognition and demonstrated experience in their respective areas of practice.

The Super Lawyers selection process combines peer nominations with independent research and evaluation by a blue-ribbon panel of attorneys. Each year, no more than 5 percent of attorneys in a state are selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers, while the Rising Stars guide recognizes outstanding attorneys earlier in their careers.

The 2025 Super Lawyers honorees include:

  • Michael Armitage, California Super Lawyers: Personal Injury – Products: Plaintiff, Consumer Law, 2006-2026
  • Peter Kraus, Texas Super Lawyers: Personal Injury – Products: Plaintiff, Class Action/Mass Torts: Plaintiff, General Litigation, Personal Injury: Plaintiff, 2003-2011, 2017-2026
  • Gary M. Paul, California Super Lawyers: Products Liability, Personal Injury, 2005-2026
  • Charles Siegel, Texas Super Lawyers: Class Action & Mass Torts, Appellate, Government Contracts, 2003-2012, 2023-2026
  • Patrick Wigle, Texas Super Lawyers: Personal Injury – Products: Plaintiff, 2025-2026, Rising Stars, 2013-2023

In addition, the following firm attorneys have been named to the Super Lawyers Rising Stars guide, which is designed to recognize early and mid-career attorneys.

  • Camille Hunt, California Rising Stars: Class Action & Mass Torts, Products Liability, 2024-2026
  • Taryn Ourso, Texas Rising Stars: Class Actions/Mass Torts, Civil Litigation, Personal Injury – Plaintiff, Personal Injury – Products: Plaintiff
  • Ethan Robert, California Rising Stars: Civil Litigation, 2026

For more details, visit the Super Lawyers website.

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