4881 Yonge St, 8th Floor, Toronto, Ontario m2n5x3
Herbert L. Wisebrod, Q.C. practices in the firm’s real estate and land development department. Herbert acts for many of the largest financial institutions, developers, and homebuilders in all facets of real estate law. Herb’s practice ranges from initial land acquisition and financing to land development, commercial leasing, and sales of commercial, industrial, and residential properties. He was appointed Queen’s Counsel in 1981 and is a recipient of a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution from York University. He is also a qualified mediator.
40 Fulton St 24th floor, New York, NY 10038, USA
Charles E. Wisell joined the Lipsig Firm in 2014. He brought with him more than twenty years’ experience of passionately representing the victims of motor vehicle crashes, dangerous construction sites, and dangerous premises. His focuses on cases where the reckless behavior of companies and individuals creates mayhem and inflicts catastrophic physical and emotional injuries or death on innocent people and their families. Charles understands that careless and reckless choices affect our community at large and threaten the safety of everyone. The careless and reckless choices made by companies and individuals cause the systems that are in place to protect us to stop working. By representing the injured party, he prevents the careless and reckless conduct from happening again. At home, he is the father of three children. He coaches youth sports including baseball and ice hockey. He also volunteers and provides support for impoverished communities. He is fluent in Spanish and has appeared many times as guest legal speaker on CNN Español, NBC, CNN and Radio House. He has also been an invited guest lecturer in Honduras discussing legal matters that impact the two countries jointly.
1401 McKinney St., Suite 1700, Houston, TX 77010
Area of Practice: Banking and Finance Law Robert R. Wisner practices in the areas of banking and financial services, real estate, and corporate, business transactions and tax. Rob crafts creative solutions for banks and other financial service providers ranging from community banks to large multi-state holding companies, and finance companies. His advice and unique expertise on consumer and commercial lending forms, policies, and procedures are sought not only by financial institutions, but also by forms companies, other lawyers, and regulators. Since Rob’s entire professional career has been devoted to representing financial service providers, he has a unique ability to draft and negotiate documents that protect his client’s interests. He constantly develops and refines forms to efficiently deliver documents customized to each transaction. Rob frequently publishes articles, presents seminars, and conducts training on Texas and federal consumer compliance and lending. Since first published in 1992, Mr. Wisner’s book, Usury and Texas Credit Laws, is the “go to” treatise on lending and compliance in Texas
10440 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75231, USA
Raised and educated in Fort Worth, Texas, Attorney Amy Witherite became a notable scholarship athlete for a top 10 women’s swimming program early in her college career. She went on to receive her law degree from Texas Tech School of Law and subsequently began working for one of the oldest and largest law firms in the state of Texas in 1993. Two years later, Amy relocated her practice to an insurance defense law firm, acquiring knowledge of the strategies and procedures used in defense of insurance companies, which she later began to utilize to defend her injured Texas clients. Amy Witherite is a seasoned personal injury lawyer who co-founded the law firm of Eberstein Witherite, 2001. After almost two decades helping victims injured by car and truck wrecks, she brought her expertise to Georgia and founded the Witherite Law Group. In 2020, she rebranded the firm as Witherite Law Group. Certified in personal injury trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, she has been named by ABOTA and Texas Super Lawyer, a Thompson Reuters Service, as one of the 50 Best Women Lawyers in Texas. Since inception of the annual Texas Super Lawyer, as published in Thompson Reuters, award by Texas Monthly Magazine in 2003, Amy has been repeatedly selected by her peers. Most recently, she was featured in The Wall Street Journal and recognized as one of the Most Influential Lawyers in 2025 for her groundbreaking work in Autonomous Vehicle Accidents.
3513 SW H K Dodgen Loop suite 102, Temple, TX 76502, USA
Andrew M. Wolfe is an attorney licensed to practice in all state courts within the State of Texas. His primary areas of practice include criminal defense, expunctions, occupational licenses, and traffic tickets. Andrew's primary office is in Temple, Texas, and a majority of his practice involves criminal cases in the Bell County District and County courts. As a former assistant district attorney, Andrew brings a well-rounded perspective to criminal matters, having prosecuted and tried before a jury cases ranging from traffic tickets to capital murder. Andrew understands that those accused of crimes often don't know what to expect during the life of a criminal case, and that the accused need someone in their corner that will guide them through the process. Our office goes to great lengths to ensure that our clients can speak to us directly when they have an issue, and we work diligently to ensure that calls are returned as soon as possible. Andrew earned his J.D. from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, where he was very involved in campus activities. During law school, Andrew had the honor of representing St. Mary's as a member of the school's prestigious External Advocacy Program (EAP) Mock Trial Team, where he competed in national mock trial tournaments throughout the country, including the American Association for Justice's renowned Student Trial Advocacy Competition. During his second and third years of law school, Andrew also represented the student body as an Honor Court Justice in the Student Bar Association. Andrew was also one of twenty members of the school's Board of Advocates, where he was voted Outstanding Third Year Member. Andrew is also a member of the Phi Alpha Delta international legal fraternity, and served as the Marshal of the Garner Chapter.