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Dallas Trial Lawyer Leaves Prominent Boutique for Kirkland

September 18, 2019 Natalie Posgate

Dallas trial lawyer Jeremy Fielding has left litigation boutique Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst to join Kirkland & Ellis’ Dallas office, The Texas Lawbook has learned. 

Fielding and officials at Kirkland declined to comment, but he is believed to be the first litigator to join Kirkland’s year-old Dallas office, according to the firm website. All other 44 attorneys listed practice a mix of corporate M&A, real estate, tax and private equity matters on the transactional side. 

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