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King & Spalding, Norton Rose, O’Melveny and Sidley Announce Partner Promotions

December 11, 2024 Mark Curriden

King & Spalding, Norton Rose Fulbright, O’Melveny & Myers and Sidley Austin have announced their new partnership classes for 2025, which includes 20 lawyers in Texas.

So far, 18 corporate law firms have announced the names of 98 new partners. 

With King & Spalding, Norton Rose Fulbright, O’Melveny and Sidley included, business law firms have elected 51 new partners in Houston, 35 in DFW, seven in Austin and five in San Antonio.

The newest partners include: 

King & Spalding

Luke Roniger (Austin) — Litigation

Kaleb Walker (Dallas) — Construction projects

Norton Rose Fulbright

Jesika Silva Blanco (Houston) — Labor and employment

Abraham Chang (Houston) — Antitrust

Kate Ergenbright (Houston) — Litigation

Alicia Grant (San Antonio) — Litigation

Evan Hardee (Dallas) — M&A

Veronica Portillo Kendrick (Dallas) — Litigation 

Matt McCabe (Dallas) — Public finance

Joey Piorkowski (Dallas) — Litigation

Brad Rutledge (Houston) — Litigation

Aimeé Vidaurri (San Antonio) — Litigation

Jeff Wurzburg (San Antonio) — Healthcare regulatory

Amelia Zhang (Houston) — M&A

O’Melveny

Nick Hendrix (Dallas) — Bankruptcy

Sidley

Chelsea A. Priest (Dallas) — Litigation

Blair B. Belsky (Houston) — Global Finance

Mahalia S. Doughty (Houston) — Energy/Infrastructure

Chris Folmsbee (Houston) — Energy/Infrastructure

Samantha C. Seley (Houston) — Energy/Infrastructure

Mark Curriden

Mark Curriden is a lawyer/journalist and founder of The Texas Lawbook. In addition, he is a contributing legal correspondent for The Dallas Morning News.

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