
1919 | R.C. Fulbright and John H. Crooker forms Fulbright & Crooker |
1927 | Fulbright opens Washington, D.C., office |
1931 | Leon Jaworski joins Fulbright |
1935 | Jaworski becomes a partner |
1939 | M.D. Anderson dies, leaving two Fulbright partners in charge of his $19 million foundation |
1940 | R.C. Fulbright dies at 58 |
1953 | Fulbright opens Mexico City office in an operating agreement with Morineau & Perez |
1954 | Jaworski’s name is added to the firm’s name |
1956 | Fulbright hires Lois Watson as its first woman lawyer |
1972 | Fulbright opens London office |
1974 | Firm changes name to Fulbright & Jaworski |
1974 | Firm hires Martin Wickliff as its first African-American lawyer |
1975 | Fulbright hires Frank Garcia as its first Latino lawyer |
1978 | Fulbright opens Austin office |
1980 | Firm opens San Antonio office |
1981 | Fulbright opens Dallas by acquiring Dumas, Huguenin, Boothman & Morrow |
1982 | Jaworski dies on his ranch at age 77 |
1986 | Fulbright opens offices in Zurich |
1986 | Fulbright moves into Chevron Tower, now known as Fulbright Tower |
1989 | Fulbright acquires Reavis & McGrath, which had offices in New York and Los Angeles |
1990 | Fulbright opens Hong Kong office |
2012 | Fulbright & Jaworski announces deal with Norton Rose, becoming Norton Rose Fulbright |
2014 | Firm names Austin partner Linda Addison as its first woman managing partner in U.S. |
2017 | Norton Rose Fulbright merges with Chadbourne & Parke |