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Brittani Rollen

Brittani Rollen

Senior Counsel, Fort Worth
817.334.7236
brollen@jw.com
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Brittani Rollen

Brittani Wilmore Rollen

Senior Counsel, Fort Worth
817.334.7236
brollen@jw.com
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Practice Areas

  • Trial & Appellate Litigation

Experience

  • Appellate
  • Business Litigation
  • Condemnation & Eminent Domain Litigation
  • Labor & Employment Litigation

Biography

Brittani Wilmore Rollen is an attorney in the Trial & Appellate Litigation section of Jackson Walker’s Fort Worth office.

Brittani represents midstream energy clients and other condemning authorities in litigation, including condemnation proceedings and trials. She also provides support regarding general business litigation involving real estate, financial institutions, and employment.

Deeply passionate about parenting children with special needs, Brittani and her husband developed a speech aid for their nonverbal son, named The Tiny Talker, and co-wrote a book to help other families learn how to use the alternative speaking device.

Education

B.B.A., magna cum laude, Texas A&M University

  • Mays Business Fellows Program

J.D., Baylor Law School

  • Harvey T. Richey Moot Court Society, President
  • Order of the Barristers
  • Leon Jaworksi Scholarship Recipient
  • Dean’s Academic Achievement Scholarship Recipient

Bar Admissions

Texas

Court Admissions

United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Fifth Circuits
United States District Courts for the Eastern, Northern, Southern, and Western Districts of Texas

  • Represented a railroad in successful appeal of a jury verdict imposing an easement on the railroad’s property.
  • Represented a university in a mandamus proceeding requesting that the trial court’s discovery order be limited. The Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas granted the petition for writ of mandamus, holding that the trial court abused its discretion in ordering the university to produce discovery regarding discrimination complaints organization-wide because the discrimination claim at issue was an individual claim.
  • Successfully represented a railroad against a former employee’s claim that his discharge violated the Federal Railroad Safety Act.
  • Represented a university in a dispute brought by a student-athlete who was injured during a game. After the trial court denied a plea in abatement based on dominant jurisdiction of earlier-filed case in Tarrant County, obtained mandamus relief, ordering trial court to grant plea in abatement and defer to jurisdiction of Tarrant County case.
  • Represented a terminated employee in his discrimination claim against his former employer. The district court ordered the parties to arbitrate pursuant to an arbitration provision in the employee handbook. The employee appealed to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Fifth Circuit held the arbitration provision was illusory and unenforceable.
  • Drafted brief of amici in support of university’s petition for review in Texas Supreme Court case involving whether university’s campus police officer has a right of interlocutory appeal from the denial of his motion for summary judgment based on immunity.
  • Represented a national brick manufacturer in a case against the appraisal district. Drafted motion for summary judgment establishing that manufacturer was entitled to the pollution control exemption on its plant for tax years 2004-2007. Motion was granted, and appraisal district appealed. Drafted appellate briefing, and case was affirmed on appeal.
  • Obtained summary judgment in favor of a regional blood bank in a suit brought by a former employee for state law claims of sexual harassment, which was affirmed on appeal.
  • Successfully defended a university against premises liability suit brought by a tailgate party attendee who was injured in a fight. The trial court granted a no-evidence motion for summary judgment, and the Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas affirmed.
  • Successfully defended a university, its Chancellor, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and law firm in a suit filed against it by a former ROTC instructor.
  • Represented a property owners association in defense of a case filed against it by certain property owners who sought to enjoin the POA from enforcing restrictive covenants. Trial court granted summary judgment for POA. Drafted appellate briefing for POA, and case was affirmed on appeal.
  • Successfully represented a car dealer against an automotive manufacturer for the manufacturer’s breach of contract at trial and on appeal.
  • Won summary judgment for employer blood bank in suit by former employee for state law claims of age discrimination, false imprisonment, breach of contract, and defamation. Affirmed by Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas.
  • Won summary judgment for employer public hospital district in suit by former employee under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which was affirmed on appeal.

  • The Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White Inc.), Commercial Litigation, 2025
  • Texas Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2019-2022
  • Top Women Attorneys in Texas, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2020
  • Texas Rising Star, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2013-2018
  • “Top Attorneys” List for Appellate Practice and Commercial Litigation, Fort Worth Magazine, 2009-2014, 2016-2024
  • “Top Attorneys” List for Appellate Law, 360 West Magazine, 2017, 2019-2022
  • Rated AV Preeminent and Distinguished, Martindale-Hubbell
  • Texas Bar Foundation, Life Fellow
  • Tarrant County Bar Foundation, Life Fellow
  • Tribute to Women in Business Honoree, YWCA, 2009

Publications

  • Author, “Q&A with Justice David F. Farris,” Tarrant County Bar Journal (November 2017)
  • Co-Author, “Brief Writing: Make Yourself Useful as Well as Ornamental,” The Advocate, State Bar Litigation Section Report, Vol. 76 (Fall 2016); Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Law Reporter, Vol. 55, No. 2 (February 2017); Texas Bar College Bulletin (Summer 2017)

Speaking Engagements

  • Guest, “Episode 131: Brittani Rollen: Author of “Lucas the Lion Loves the Tiny Talker,” Talking With Tech podcast (May 2020)
  • Guest, “Monday Mentors with Fort Worth Appellate Lawyer Brittani Rollen,” Lone Star Lawyers podcast by Varsity Search (July 2020)

In the News

  • “Here & Now: The Tiny Talker,” FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth (July 2022)

  • State Bar of Texas, Appellate and Women’s Sections, Member
  • Tarrant County Bar Association
    • Appellate Section, Executive Committee, 2011-Present
    • Women’s Section, Member
  • Tarrant County Bar Foundation, Director, 2019-Present
  • Texas Association of Defense Counsel, Director
  • Fort Worth Leading Edge (Leadership Fort Worth), 2011
  • Joubert Syndrome and Related Disorders Foundation, Director, 2017-Present

Fort Worth Texas skyline

December 20, 2024
Attorney News

‘Fort Worth Magazine’ Lists 27 Jackson Walker Attorneys Among the “Top Attorneys” of 2024

Jackson Walker is pleased to announce the selection of 27 Fort Worth-based attorneys to Fort Worth Magazine’s “Top Attorneys” list for 2024. To be selected for inclusion, attorneys with an active license and who practice within the Tarrant County area must be nominated by their peers within the region. The list of nominees then goes through a “rigorous panel review to assure the highest of quality is met.”

Best Lawyers 2025 edition graphic - 306 attorneys recognized, 81 specialty areas, 75 Ones to Watch, and 9 Lawyers of the Year

August 15, 2024
Attorney News

‘The Best Lawyers in America’ Features 306 Jackson Walker Attorneys in 2025 Edition, Including 9 “Lawyers of the Year” and 75 “Ones to Watch”

The Best Lawyers in America has recognized 306 Jackson Walker attorneys across 81 specialty practice areas in its 2025 edition, including 9 Lawyers of the Year and 75 Ones to Watch. In this year’s guide, Jackson Walker saw the largest number of attorneys in the areas of Commercial Litigation (75 attorneys) and Real Estate Law (55 attorneys) and the addition of 27 attorneys as Best Lawyers.

JW Diversity & Inclusion 2022 Report theme

April 15, 2024
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JW Diversity & Inclusion Newsletter – April 2024

View Jackson Walker’s April 2024 Diversity & Inclusion Newsletter, Perspectives.

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December 12, 2023
Attorney News

‘Fort Worth Magazine’ Lists 16 Jackson Walker Attorneys Among the “Top Attorneys” of 2023

Jackson Walker is pleased to announce the selection of 16 Fort Worth-based attorneys to Fort Worth Magazine’s “Top Attorneys” list for 2023. To be selected for inclusion, attorneys with an active license and who practice within the Tarrant County area must be nominated by their peers within the region. The list of nominees then goes through a “rigorous panel review to assure the highest of quality is met.”

JW Diversity & Inclusion 2022 Report theme

April 24, 2023
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JW Diversity & Inclusion Newsletter – April 2023

View Jackson Walker’s April 2023 Diversity & Inclusion Newsletter, Perspectives.

February 1, 2023
Attorney News

‘Fort Worth Magazine’ Lists 16 Jackson Walker Attorneys Among the “Top Attorneys” of 2022

Jackson Walker is pleased to announce the selection of 16 Fort Worth-based attorneys to Fort Worth Magazine’s “Top Attorneys” list for 2022.

JW Perspectives Newsletter 2022

November 17, 2022
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JW Diversity & Inclusion Newsletter – November 2022

View Jackson Walker’s November 2022 Diversity & Inclusion Newsletter, Perspectives.

September 21, 2022
Attorney News

Jackson Walker Congratulates Its 64 “Texas Super Lawyers” of 2022

Each year, less than 5% of attorneys in Texas are named to the list. Selection is based off of peer nominations that are then reviewed by a research team. Each nominee is evaluated on his or her professional accomplishments, peer recognition, and community involvement.

Brittani Rollen and family on FOX 4 (July 2022)

August 4, 2022
Mentions

Brittani Rollen Shares Story Behind The Tiny Talker Device on FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth

Brittani Rollen was joined by her husband, Ryan, and their son, Lucas, to speak with Shaun Rabb from FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth about the story behind The Tiny Talker, a simple, low-cost push button speech tablet designed to help nonverbal children communicate their needs.

JW Perspectives Newsletter 2022

August 1, 2022
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Practice Experience

  • Represented a railroad in successful appeal of a jury verdict imposing an easement on the railroad’s property.
  • Represented a university in a mandamus proceeding requesting that the trial court’s discovery order be limited. The Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas granted the petition for writ of mandamus, holding that the trial court abused its discretion in ordering the university to produce discovery regarding discrimination complaints organization-wide because the discrimination claim at issue was an individual claim.
  • Successfully represented a railroad against a former employee’s claim that his discharge violated the Federal Railroad Safety Act.
  • Represented a university in a dispute brought by a student-athlete who was injured during a game. After the trial court denied a plea in abatement based on dominant jurisdiction of earlier-filed case in Tarrant County, obtained mandamus relief, ordering trial court to grant plea in abatement and defer to jurisdiction of Tarrant County case.
  • Represented a terminated employee in his discrimination claim against his former employer. The district court ordered the parties to arbitrate pursuant to an arbitration provision in the employee handbook. The employee appealed to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Fifth Circuit held the arbitration provision was illusory and unenforceable.
  • Drafted brief of amici in support of university’s petition for review in Texas Supreme Court case involving whether university’s campus police officer has a right of interlocutory appeal from the denial of his motion for summary judgment based on immunity.
  • Represented a national brick manufacturer in a case against the appraisal district. Drafted motion for summary judgment establishing that manufacturer was entitled to the pollution control exemption on its plant for tax years 2004-2007. Motion was granted, and appraisal district appealed. Drafted appellate briefing, and case was affirmed on appeal.
  • Obtained summary judgment in favor of a regional blood bank in a suit brought by a former employee for state law claims of sexual harassment, which was affirmed on appeal.
  • Successfully defended a university against premises liability suit brought by a tailgate party attendee who was injured in a fight. The trial court granted a no-evidence motion for summary judgment, and the Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas affirmed.
  • Successfully defended a university, its Chancellor, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and law firm in a suit filed against it by a former ROTC instructor.
  • Represented a property owners association in defense of a case filed against it by certain property owners who sought to enjoin the POA from enforcing restrictive covenants. Trial court granted summary judgment for POA. Drafted appellate briefing for POA, and case was affirmed on appeal.
  • Successfully represented a car dealer against an automotive manufacturer for the manufacturer’s breach of contract at trial and on appeal.
  • Won summary judgment for employer blood bank in suit by former employee for state law claims of age discrimination, false imprisonment, breach of contract, and defamation. Affirmed by Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas.
  • Won summary judgment for employer public hospital district in suit by former employee under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which was affirmed on appeal.

Recognition & Accolades

  • The Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White Inc.), Commercial Litigation, 2025
  • Texas Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2019-2022
  • Top Women Attorneys in Texas, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2020
  • Texas Rising Star, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2013-2018
  • “Top Attorneys” List for Appellate Practice and Commercial Litigation, Fort Worth Magazine, 2009-2014, 2016-2024
  • “Top Attorneys” List for Appellate Law, 360 West Magazine, 2017, 2019-2022
  • Rated AV Preeminent and Distinguished, Martindale-Hubbell
  • Texas Bar Foundation, Life Fellow
  • Tarrant County Bar Foundation, Life Fellow
  • Tribute to Women in Business Honoree, YWCA, 2009

Publications & Speeches

Publications

  • Author, “Q&A with Justice David F. Farris,” Tarrant County Bar Journal (November 2017)
  • Co-Author, “Brief Writing: Make Yourself Useful as Well as Ornamental,” The Advocate, State Bar Litigation Section Report, Vol. 76 (Fall 2016); Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Law Reporter, Vol. 55, No. 2 (February 2017); Texas Bar College Bulletin (Summer 2017)

Speaking Engagements

  • Guest, “Episode 131: Brittani Rollen: Author of “Lucas the Lion Loves the Tiny Talker,” Talking With Tech podcast (May 2020)
  • Guest, “Monday Mentors with Fort Worth Appellate Lawyer Brittani Rollen,” Lone Star Lawyers podcast by Varsity Search (July 2020)

In the News

  • “Here & Now: The Tiny Talker,” FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth (July 2022)

Community Involvement

  • State Bar of Texas, Appellate and Women’s Sections, Member
  • Tarrant County Bar Association
    • Appellate Section, Executive Committee, 2011-Present
    • Women’s Section, Member
  • Tarrant County Bar Foundation, Director, 2019-Present
  • Texas Association of Defense Counsel, Director
  • Fort Worth Leading Edge (Leadership Fort Worth), 2011
  • Joubert Syndrome and Related Disorders Foundation, Director, 2017-Present

Practice Areas

  • Trial & Appellate Litigation

Experience

  • Appellate
  • Business Litigation
  • Condemnation & Eminent Domain Litigation
  • Labor & Employment Litigation

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