Cunningham Bounds Recognized By Benchmark Litigation

Cunningham Bounds and several of its attorneys have once again been recognized among the nation’s leading trial lawyers by Benchmark Litigation in its 2026 edition of outstanding litigation attorneys. Seven firm attorneys were named “Benchmark Litigation Stars” for their work in the courtroom: Toby Brown, Skip Finkbohner, Steve Nicholas, David Cain, Billy Bonner, Brian Duncan and Lucy Tufts. In addition, Robert Mitchell was recognized as a “Future Star” for his emerging leadership and achievements in personal injury litigation. These distinctions reflect the firm’s impactful results across a range of practice areas, including personal injury, product liability, medical malpractice and complex litigation. Cunningham Bounds also received Benchmark Litigation’s highest firm honor, earning a state-level “Highly Recommended” ranking. 

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