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 |
©2024 The Texas Lawbook.
Content of The Texas Lawbook is controlled and protected by specific licensing agreements with our subscribers and under federal copyright laws. Any distribution of this content without the consent of The Texas Lawbook is prohibited.
If you see any inaccuracy in any article in The Texas Lawbook, please contact us. Our goal is content that is 100% true and accurate. Thank you.