About Barry
Barry Wernick is an attorney and mediator based in Dallas, Texas. Licensed to practice law in Texas since 1998, he has built a distinguished career focused on alternative dispute resolution. As the founder of Wernick Law Group, located at 13770 Noel Road, Dallas, Texas 75380, he specializes in mediation, arbitration, and settlement counsel. His firm has become a trusted resource for clients seeking effective resolution strategies in complex legal disputes. Barry earned his Juris Doctor from the SMU Dedman School of Law in 1998. Prior to his legal education, he completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin, obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in 1993 with a concentration in Soviet and East European Studies and Russian Literature.
His commitment to understanding diverse cultures is evident in his international experiences—he studied at Tel Aviv University Buchmann School of Law in 1995 and attended Moscow Power College in 1991. These experiences have enriched his perspective and approach to mediation. With over two decades of legal practice, Barry has mediated hundreds of cases, demonstrating his expertise in handling complex business litigation matters. His work spans various industries, including banking and financial services, pharmaceuticals, insurance, sports and entertainment, and real estate. He is recognized as a Credentialed Distinguished Mediator with the Texas Mediator Credentialing Association and holds certifications in both basic and advanced mediation, as well as family mediation. This extensive background equips him to navigate intricate legal issues with skill and professionalism.
Barry's involvement in the legal community is notable. He has served as Chair of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Dallas Bar Association. Additionally, he was appointed to the State Bar of Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution Council for a three-year term from 2021 to 2023. His memberships include the Texas Bar College, the Association of Attorney-Mediators, and the Texas Association of Mediators. These roles reflect his commitment to advancing the field of mediation and supporting fellow professionals. Beyond his legal career, Barry is dedicated to community service.
He has actively participated in various charitable organizations, including serving on the boards of Bnai Zion Texas Region and Congregation Shaare Tefilla. His advocacy extends to combating human trafficking, where he supports organizations such as Operation Underground Railroad and the DeliverFund. Barry also serves on the Men's Advocacy Group of New Friends New Life. Residing in Dallas with his wife, Alyssa, and their three daughters, he balances his professional commitments with family life. In his spare time, he continues to write and produce television and movie projects, showcasing his creative talents.
