About

Learn more about Brian B. Winegar, a dedicated lawyer in Houston, Texas, with a background in public health emergency preparedness and a commitment to community service. Brian B. Winegar is a highly experienced lawyer based in Houston, Texas. He joined Perdue & Kidd in 2010, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the legal field. Before starting his legal career, Brian served as a Regional Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator at the Texas Department of State Health Services for over four years. This experience gave him a unique perspective on public health issues and emergency response strategies. Prior to his move to Texas, Brian worked in the non-profit healthcare sector in New York. This experience further honed his skills in advocacy and community service, which he continues to prioritize in his legal practice. In his spare time, Brian volunteers for the HBA Special Olympics Committee, demonstrating his commitment to supporting individuals with disabilities and promoting inclusivity in sports. Brian is also actively involved in supporting the RISE School of Houston, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing high-quality education to children with developmental disabilities. His dedication to community service extends to his membership at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, where he contributes to various charitable initiatives and outreach programs. In addition to his professional and community involvement, Brian is a devoted family man. He and his wife Cate are eagerly anticipating the arrival of their fourth child, highlighting his commitment to both his career and his loved ones. Brian\s multifaceted background and unwavering dedication make him a valuable asset to the legal community in Houston and beyond.

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• English: Spoken, Written

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• Associate
  Perdue & Kidd, LLP
  2010
• Regional Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
  Texas Department of State Health Services
  2006

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