About Jonathan
Jonathan Lisenby’s career evolution from U.S. Army sergeant (underwater engineer and salvage diver) to high-stakes lawyer standing up to some of America’s most powerful corporations places him among Texas’ most competent, effective and unerringly relentless legal advocates for Texas property owners and insurance policyholders.Mr. Lisenby’s practice focuses on two areas — holding insurance companies fully financially accountable to their policy promises when they delay or deny legitimate claims and similarly holding accountable general contractors and building designers for shoddy or misrepresented construction creating financial and facilities hardships for owners and others responsible for commercial or government buildings.
Jonathan Lisenby’s career evolution from U.S. Army sergeant (underwater engineer and salvage diver) to high-stakes lawyer standing up to some of America’s most powerful corporations places him among Texas’ most competent, effective and unerringly relentless legal advocates for Texas property owners and insurance policyholders.Mr. Lisenby’s practice focuses on two areas — holding insurance companies fully financially accountable to their policy promises when they delay or deny legitimate claims and similarly holding accountable general contractors and building designers for shoddy or misrepresented construction creating financial and facilities hardships for owners and others responsible for commercial or government buildings.
Jonathan Lisenby’s career evolution from U.S. Army sergeant (underwater engineer and salvage diver) to high-stakes lawyer standing up to some of America’s most powerful corporations places him among Texas’ most competent, effective and unerringly relentless legal advocates for Texas property owners and insurance policyholders.
Mr. Lisenby’s practice focuses on two areas — holding insurance companies fully financially accountable to their policy promises when they delay or deny legitimate claims and similarly holding accountable general contractors and building designers for shoddy or misrepresented construction creating financial and facilities hardships for owners and others responsible for commercial or government buildings.
